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Original Canadian Maplelea Doll Jenna

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  • This is Jenna doll from the Maplelea Girls collection, a Canadian brand known for 18-inch dolls representing different regions of Canada. 
  • Dolls typically include a story journal, a keepsake box, and a signature starter outfit. 
  • She has a soft, huggable body with poseable arms and legs, designed for play and collecting. 
  • Jenna is marketed as a girl from Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. 
  • Jenna McAllister doll, originally released in 2003, featuring medium-length auburn hair and green eyes. 


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