The phrase "a doll store" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a retail establishment that sells dolls and related items.
Example: "I took my daughter to a doll store to pick out a new toy for her birthday."
Alternatives: "a toy shop" or "a doll shop".
She was especially surprised when 20 years later, she walked into a popular doll store to buy a gift and saw that very little had changed.
Kim Malone, who runs an online doll store called the Dollery, told us that many high-end doll artists (and they do insist on being called artists) use human hair, perfecting what's already an eerily unsettling lifelikeness.
Or a skiing mouse then?' Clary pictures another trip to the doll store, a mouse in her father's pocket, everything held close close for size.
If it is a special make of the doll you will probably have to get in contact with a doll dealer or doll store.
"Their hottie-pink 'passion for fashion' conveyed 'attitude' and 'sassiness,' which, anyone will tell you, is little-girl marketing-speak for 'sexy.' " As Orenstein forges on, braving Toys R UsUs, the American Girl doll store and a Miley Cyrus concert, the reader may occasionally wonder: Is she reading too much into this?
Dr. Peters said a Florida mother flew with one daughter to Chicago to visit the American Girl Place doll store, and took another on an overnight car trip for a rock concert.
What the heck, I thought, and wandered over there, where I encountered a family fresh from the American Girl doll store down the street.
"If she is lucky enough to find some information out about the little girl first then we go to the American Girl doll store and purchase an outfit or two," the mom explained.
If not, you can make them or buy them at a doll house store like the Doll House Emporium.
Shopping at American Girl Place, the doll store, in Manhattan, Sharon Carruthers said she had used the news as an opportunity to talk about the dangers of teenage pregnancy with her 10-year-old daughter, Yasmine.
