Nancy Ann Storybook dolls were one of the main line and most popular which were named after nursery rhymes and jingles. The dolls were marketed to little girls, but, it is obvious today that they had appeal to the mothers as well! The plastic Storybook dolls were first produced in the 50's. This doll was purchased from the original owner. Her mother never took it out of the original box and displayed it in it's original box in a glass cabinet.

A Girl For August, When It's Warm, #194, is 5 1/2" tall, is strung, and made of hard plastic. She has blue sleep eyes that work perfectly, painted rosebud mouth, and red hair that is still in the original factory set. She has black painted slippers on her feet.

She comes dressed in her original organdy purple polkadot gown trimmed in white lace at the hem and sleeves. Around her waist is a white lace waistsash. Underneath is a white taffeta slip and organdy pantaloons. On her head is a pale blue felt wide brimmed hat topped with tulle and a large white lace bow. The clothing is crispy mint exactly as it came from the factory and has never been removed from the doll.

She comes in her original blue polkadot box with matching lid that is in fabulous condition with no rips or loss of graphics and comes with the original cardboard brace. The original silver label is still attached to the end of the box which reads "DOLLS OF THE MONTH SERIES/A Girl for August/When it's Warm/194".