Included in this set are two sets of paper dolls of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, a younger set, and a more mature set. The Prince is basically here to be arm candy, and is provided with a tuxedo and military uniform, in addition to the suit each doll is wearing. Which is fine, because we all know why we're here- to see the Queen! She is provided with over 30 outfits spanning her reign, faithfully rendered by Eileen Rudisill Miller, with details for each on the designer and occasion it was worn for. This is sure to please paper doll enthusiasts, royal watchers, and fans of fashion.

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Very fun! I reviewed the digital ARC so I can't comment on how the actual cutouts are. If these are perforated, this book would be a cute gift, if you have to hand cut then it would be a pain. Very nice outfits for a young and older version of the Queen. Even Phillip has a suit or 2. Pretty fun for kids.

I confess to loving paper dolls! As a child, I spent many happy hours cutting out and playing with my paper dolls. As an adult, I still like paper dolls and I especially love paper dolls that show the clothing worn during different time periods. It's a both a historical time capsule and a fashion lesson.

The Queen Elizabeth paper dolls are lovely. There are two sets of the paper doll people, one for the young queen and king, and another set of the mature monarchs. This allows you to see many of the beautiful and iconic gowns and dress ensembles worn by the queen throughout the years - and there are decades of beautiful gowns to enjoy. I especially like the attention to detail shown in the comments on the designer names and the identification of which jewels were worn with which outfits.

If you love paper dolls, this is a set you will enjoy.