a unique current girls' series by Valerie Tripp, Janet Beele Shaw, Connie Porter, Susan S

a unique current girls' series that includes six girls from six time periods

American Girl is a 2002 American movie about a teenage girl, Rena living with her mother, half sister Barbie, and her (secretly gay?) brother, Jay in a trailer park while their father serves time in prison. Rena decides it is time to meet her father after years of estrangment upon discovering she is pregnant. Her family decides to go to an inmate picnic to see him where his true nature along with some other secrets surface over the day long trip.

American Girl (formerly Pleasant Company), a subsidiary of Mattel, Inc., is a direct marketer, children's publisher, and experiential retailer that provides an array of premium-quality books, dolls, clothes, toys, and accessories for girls ages 8 and up, Bitty Baby dolls are for ages 3 and up.

American Girl was an Amalgam Comics superheroine who existed supposedly during the Golden Age of comics.

"American Girl" is the title of a 1977 single released by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers from their breakthrough self-titled album. The lyrics were written by Petty, and feature an allusion to his days growing up in Gainesville, Florida in mentioning Route 441.