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P J Sparkles was a cute little doll made by Mattel in the late 80s who sparkled when hugged thanks to a 9v battery in her back.

P J SParkles had little lights in her bracelet, hair bow, earrings and a little heart on her chest.

If you don't remember the doll, you might remember the advert:

#P J Sparkles, shine a light on me. Shine! Shine! Shine! When I give you a hug, you light up with love. And all through the night, when I'm holding you tight.#

Here comes P J Sparkles, she's lighting up the sky!

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  • Anonymous user
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    I have never seen the movie, but love the doll, I wanted her but my parents said they could not afford her, but there she was under the christmas tree :-) I was only 3 at the time, now my 3 year old daughter has her and loves her just as much, shame I have misslaid the dress, I have found the dolls but does anyone know where i can get a replacement dress please?
  • Anonymous user
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    IS ANY ONE SELLING AN ORIGINAL PJ SPARKLES OR STARBRITE OR BABY SPARKLES PLZ EMAIL ME ! emma.shell@sky.com
  • Anonymous user
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    She was my favourite! I still have her to this day, she is missing one arm but still lights up with batteries. I loved that she could wear her dress in the day and at night too! OH, and the sparkles in her hair, I got annoyed with those cause everytime I'd try brush her fringe they're get in the way and ended up going astray. I still think she is one of the best childhood dolls any girl could've asked for. :)
  • Anonymous user
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    She was my favourite! I still have her to this day, she is missing one arm but still lights up with batteries. I loved that she could wear her dress in the day and at night too! OH, and the sparkles in her hair, I got annoyed with those cause everytime I'd try brush her fringe they're get in the way and ended up going astray. I still think she is one of the best childhood dolls any girl could've asked for. :)
  • Anonymous user
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    I loved my P.J. Sparkles doll and her little sister Baby Sparkles. The story of them being orphans is so sad. I wish I could have had P.J.'s horse, Blaze, too. I loved the song for the ad: "P.J. Sparkles, shine a light on me." I think that is my favorite song ever! The best part about P.J. is her hair. I loved styling it. She's sooooooooo cute!!!!! I love you P.J.
  • Anonymous user
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    i passed mine to my first neice,i was 5 when i got mine,i loved that doll.
  • Anonymous user
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    I FEEL SO SAD RIGHT NOW. ONE DAY I WOKE UP AND MY MOM HAD SEND ME THIS OLD BOOK OF TOY OF THE 80'S AND THEN I REMEMBER MY PJ SPARKLE. I STARTED TO CRY, SO I WENT A GOT AFTER A FEW MONTHS A TICKET BACK TO MY COUNTRY TO LOOK IN MY OLD ROOM TO SEE IF I STILL HAD HER, BUT SHE WASNT THERE. I WAS SO MAD AT MYSELF, THIS WAS THE BEST PRESENT I EVER HAD FOR CHRISTMAS AND I LOST IT. NOW I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR HER ONLINE BUT EVERY WHERE I GO EITHER THEY ARE NOT SELLING HER OR SHE IS IN BAD SHAPE...:(
  • Anonymous user
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    I didn't have PJ Sparkles but I had her little sister Baby Sparkles I loved her.
  • Anonymous user
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    dude i go that doll when i was little and loved it and the movie was "it" i used to watch it ALL the time i wish i still had it haha thats how i actually found this site i was looking for the movie and cant find it any where boo! if anyone knows where i can find one email me PLEASE!!! jennifer101587@yahoo.com
  • Anonymous user
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    That doll, wow, like I thought that she probably no longer existed . gee, she was my favorite doll ever, and still is as a childhood memory. infact I loved her so much that I went through three of her, and two of the movie, I sure wish I had saved my absolute favorites out of my toys, but then you wear them as if a friend and then they fall apart and you simply grow out of it. but I would love to have a doll and a movie as something I could share with my kids about my childhood

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