Raquel™ 18-inch Doll & Journal (Girl of the Year™ 2026)
Raquel Reyes™ loves DJing, taste-testing paletas at her family’s shop in Kansas City, and spending ...
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Girl of the Year 2026. Raquel Reyes.
Author Angela Cervantes
Angela began writing stories at nine years old, and, like Raquel, she’s Mexican American and lives in Kansas City.
Illustrator Fátima Anaya
Born in El Salvador and now in Montréal, Fátima illustrates magical moments inspired by her childhood.
Illustrator Maike Plenzke
Maike creates colorful artwork for book covers, magazines, comic books, and more in her Berlin studio.
Author Angela Cervantes
Angela began writing stories at nine years old, and, like Raquel, she’s Mexican American and lives in Kansas City.
Illustrator Fátima Anaya
Born in El Salvador and now in Montréal, Fátima illustrates magical moments inspired by her childhood.
Illustrator Maike Plenzke
Maike creates colorful artwork for book covers, magazines, comic books, and more in her Berlin studio.
Advisor Nicole Davi
Nicole holds the position of Director of Research at the National Council for Adoption.
Advisor Dr. Diana Leon-Boys
Dr. Leon-Boys is a leading scholar of Latina girlhood and an expert in Latina girls’ media studies.
Advisor Dr. Sarah Sharp
Dr. Sharp is a marine veterinarian who leads a dolphin rescue and rehabilitation program.
Advisor Nicole Davi
Nicole holds the position of Director of Research at the National Council for Adoption.
Advisor Dr. Diana Leon-Boys
Dr. Leon-Boys is a leading scholar of Latina girlhood and an expert in Latina girls’ media studies.
Advisor Dr. Sarah Sharp
Dr. Sharp is a marine veterinarian who leads a dolphin rescue and rehabilitation program.
2026 Girl of the Year 
Raquel Reyes 2026 Girl of the Year Raquel Reyes 2026 Girl of the Year 
Step 1
For wavy or straight hair, use a wire wig brush. For curly textured hair, use a hair pick.
Step 2
Lightly mist the hair with water for easier styling.
Step 3
Hold a small section of hair near the ends, then gently brush or pick out tangles.
Step 4
Work the brush or pick up toward the wig's base, always stroking down toward the ends.
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Step 1
For wavy or straight hair, use a wire wig brush. For curly textured hair, use a hair pick. |
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Step 2
Lightly mist the hair with water for easier styling. |
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Step 3
Hold a small section of hair near the ends, then gently brush or pick out tangles. |
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Step 4
Work the brush or pick up towards the wig's base, always stroking down toward the ends. |
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