The Only Hearts Club dolls are wholesome playthings meant to foster healthy self-images in young girls. Karina Grace comes decked out for a day of healthy fun at the beach.

The Only Hearts Club line of fashion and role-play dolls is filled with detail and realism aimed at encouraging young girls to follow their hearts and make good choices. Hannah Faith is 9” tall with a soft body, detailed vinyl face and long black hair. On the Only Hearts Club website, Hannah is described as a little shy, but talented at her hobbies of figure skating and gymnastics.
— Three out of 43 retailers told TDmonthly in May 2009 that Only Hearts Club dolls are a top-selling doll line in their stores.

Hannah, Kayla, Taylor, Karina, Olivia, Briana, Lily and Anna are all best friends who have made a promise to listen to their hearts and do the right thing. All eight are available in this line, along with fashion accessories, outfits and each character's associated book. Each Club Doll comes with her own pet dog.n pet dog.

So Small Pets moms and dads can take their tiny, posable progeny to the amusement park for fun. There's a ferris wheel, merry-go-round, and a train set for tiny tots. All of the So Small Pets are posable and can stand on their own. Launch date: February 2009.

These soft, posable plush pets can form a club in their treehouse, ride a monorail, play on the tire swing  and help the babies up into the tree with a dumb-water bucket.  They can even stand on their own! Launch date: February 2009.

Patch the Dog and Caty the Cat watched the kids on the farm play sports, and wished they could do it too. As soon as Haylee the Horse taught them how to walk on two legs, Patch and Caty reaced out to the field to play their favorite sport, soccer!

Haylee and Trot the Horses love spending time with their baby twins. After Haylee taught herself how to walk on two legs, she taught her whole family too! Now they all get to do the same sorts of things that humands do. One of their favorite family activities is "horsing around" on the playground. Their kids espeically enjoy palyin on the swings and slide. Now you can join the Horse family for some good, old-fashioned horseplay!

Peggy and Pinky the Pig watched the farmer's daughter dance ballet and really wanted to be ballerinas too! They set up a ballet studio, where they perform for all the animals!

This tiny playset comes with a storybook and three moose - mom, dad and baby - that are soft and poseable. It also includes a tent, and is part of a collection featuring various animal characters and themed sets.

Peek-a-boo! Only Hearts Li’l Kid Kristy loves bath time! Now you can use the enclosed bathtub with shower curtain and little ducky to give Kristy a pretend bath as her yellow Lab puppy, Sniff, tries to jump in the tub too!

Kayla Rae is one of the newest members of the Only Hearts Club. She comes with a kitten and is determined to be a good friend and listen to her heart in order to do the right thing.
— “I sell more Only Hearts than anything else,” Donna Anderson of Murphys Village Toy Store in Murphys, Calif., told TDmonthly about this top-selling doll line in summer 2008.
— “Only Hearts are our only dolls,” said Susan Castor, owner of Pentwater Toy Box in Pentwater, Mich.
— The Only Hearts Club brand includes six girl dolls as well as L’il Kids, So Small Pets, posable ponies and various accessories.

Briana Joy sports a fur jacket, muff and hat to keep warm this winter. Her outfit can be bought separately, too ($10.00). Launch date: February 2007.

Only Hearts Kids feature six adorable (4” tall) little siblings of the Only Hearts Girls and offer increased family play. Like the Only Hearts Girls, Only Hearts Kids are soft and poseable, and have glass eyes and rooted, combable hair. The assortment includes 3 Melody (Caucasian-blonde), 3 Kristy (Caucasian brunette), 3 Jessica (Caucasian-red), 1 Chelsea (Asian-American), 1 Sydney (African-American), 1 Trevor (Caucasian-boy).

Only Hearts Club introduces its newest line, the Only Hearts Horse and Pony Club™. This exciting brand features a complete equestrian line, from horses, to riders, to stables and tack-room accessories. The Only Hearts Horse & Pony Club features both Western and English riding lines, and is sure to delight horse lovers of all ages. Kids can experience realistic fashions and horse breeds with soft and poseable dolls and horses.
— “Only Hearts Club with the equestrian theme,” is tops for fashion dolls at J.W. Allen and Sons Children’s Provisions in Park City, Utah. Owner Jonathan Allen said, “We sell on the average 15 a month.”
— “Only Hearts Club has done well as far as fashion,” agreed Stephanie Dupuy, owner of Playville in Covington, La.
— Ten percent of retailers surveyed in January 2008 named the Only Hearts Club as their most “stable” fashion line.

It’s the so small, so cute and so love-able Only Hearts Pets™! These little (approximately 2-1/4 inches tall) plush pets come in a wide variety of animals and colors, and feature adorable faces and soft, cuddly bodies. Their Velcro® paws allow them to hold hands to form bracelets, necklaces and barrettes, or to hold on as a backpack, pen or pencil buddy. Each pet has its own name, is packed in a brightly colored open gift box, and also includes a handy backpack clip. Featured pets include dogs, cats, monkeys, cows, pigs, frogs, and elephants, with many more to come!

Dance enthusiast Karina Grace and the Only Hearts Girls™ invite you to visit the ballet studio and theater, as described in the Only Hearts Club™ story Dancing Dilemma! The innovative design features a ballet studio on one side, and a theater on the other side. Fold-out design maximizes play and enables closing to a smaller size for easy storage.


(Dolls and other accessories not listed above not included.)

Read the exciting adventure stories of the Only Hearts Club™ members. The hardbound books include a story about each Only Hearts Girl™.

These books are:
It’s Hard to Say Good-Bye
Horse Sense
Dancing Dilemma
Teamwork Works
Two Smart Cookies
Peep for Keeps

Wholesome girl-modeled Only Hearts Club dolls are 9” tall and have fun, contemporary fashions. Lily Rose loves outdoor sports such as camping and hiking. She comes with her dog, Cupcake. Girls can read her storybook, “Peep for Keeps,” in which she has an adventure with Taylor Angelique.

The Only Hearts Club dolls are favorites with moms and grandmas who want to foster wholesome play and role-modeling for their little girls. Nine-inch Taylor Angelique says, “My heart melts for cute critters. Kittens, puppies, birds, rabbits, even goldfish. I love them all.” She comes with her pet dog, Patches. Girls can read her storybook, “It’s Hard to Say Goodbye,” which tells how the Only Hearts Club was formed.
— “They loved them,” Ruth Mandt, a TDmonthly Dolls Roundtable participant said of her granddaughters’ reactions to the Only Hearts Club dolls. “They want more of these.”

The Only Hearts Clubs dolls are based on real little girls, their friendships and their styles. Nine-inch Briana Joy says, “I love the heart-pumping action of sports. Soccer, basketball, gymnastics, rollerblading, surfing — you name it, I'm into it. I believe in team spirit. Put on your gear, join my team, and let's play!” She comes with her pet dog Longfellow™. Girls can read her storybook, “Teamwork Works,” to find out about her dilemma on the soccer field.

About 2” tall, these loveable plush pets have Velcro paws that allow them to hold hands to form bracelets, necklaces and barrettes, or to hold on as a backpack, pen, or pencil buddy. Each pet has its own name, is packed in a brightly colored open gift box, and includes a handy backpack clip. Other little friends include Smokey the Pig, Hip-Hop the Frog, Howie the Cow, Tiny the Elephant and Wags the Dog. "It's very unusual to find a plush product this size, 2" tall, because of the tremendous amount of detailing that goes into the process,” President Len Simonian told TDmonthly. Launch date: Fall 2006.

The voice of the Only Hearts Club band makes a real fashion statement in her amazing pink and purple camouflage pants and shimmering top. Doll and outfit come with a mini-guitar and a purple boa for the doll. The outfit can also be bought separately.

When her friend loses her dog, Taylor Angelique finds a new puppy for her. But will Taylor Angelique keep the cute little puppy for herself? “We got a lot of feedback from specialty retailers on these books and incorporated it in our changes,” Len Simonian, president of Only Hearts Club, told TDmonthly. “The books are now larger, illustrated and are true hardcovers. They’re very important to our line because we’re a content-based line that teaches girls to listen to their hearts and do the right thing.”

Her shimmering wings let her fly through the air with her princess unicorn friend, Mystique. The doll and outfit include a baby unicorn.
— Princess toys were a big seller among 4- to-8-year-old girls at Gepetto’s Toy Box in Oak Park, Ill, said owner Eric Masoncup.
— “Princess anything” does well, concurred Holly Owellette, owner of Learning Train Toys in Sun Prairie, Wis.
— The Only Hearts Club Princess line is brand new and features four characters, including a mermaid and a bride. Each Princess carries her own special pet. The Only Hearts Club is now available at Target.
—Joanne Callander, the designer for the Only Hearts Club dolls, has always created her own OOAK fairy dolls, treasured by collectors the world over. She told TDmonthly, “I believe in fairies and so do children. Children and adults who believe in fairies take better care of the earth.”

These wholesome dolls let girls go wild with fashion without venturing into the grown-up world. The Only Hearts Club looks and dresses like real little girls. They have their own series of books, too, which helps reinforce the message that girls should listen to their hearts and do the right thing. Anna Sophia comes with her own fashionable striped poncho and a cargo skirt. There are six girls in the Only Hearts line, and plenty of with-it tween fashions.
— “The dolls are very popular and the line contains lots of extra clothing, book sets, extra pets, furniture and accessories,” recommended Shannon Reding-McQueen, co-owner of the Denver Doll Emporium in Colorado.
— Len Simonian, president of OHC Group LLC., noted that the dolls do best when presented with their clothes, accessories and accompanying books. "Content is an important of the line and why people have been responding positively to it," he told TDmonthly Magazine.
— The Only Hearts were the best selling nonbaby doll at Terry’s Toy Box in Seattle. “It’s a very playable doll,” commented Terri Soelter, owner. “Mothers appreciate that it’s not a sexy doll."