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Fisher-Price Elmo Live

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Pens and Stationery
from: Fisher-Price

October 14, 2008

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Star Wars Clone Wars Clone Trooper Helmet

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Pens and Stationery
from: Hasbro

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Hannah Montana 'My Secret Pillow' with MP3 Speaker

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from: Character Options


This is a great toy but after about a day the pen smuges and is unreadable but it does get really boring after a while is not recommended

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High School Musical Sing Along Microphone

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from: Vivid Imaginations


This is a great toy but after about a day the pen smuges and is unreadable but it does get really boring after a while is not recommended

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Junior Scrabble

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from: Mattel


A game that I bought after reading the reviews and have not been disappointed. It is great fun for the child and the adult and teaches at the same time. Fully recommended.

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Fisher-Price Bounce and Spin Zebra

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Pens and Stationery
from: Fisher-Price


My daughter really enjoyed it while lots of people are asking me where I have found it.

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Tomy Rummikub Game

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from: Tomy UK Ltd First Order Account

January 01, 2004
There are thousands of new games every year. Most of them disappear without a trace. Some acquire a devoted but small following. Just a few become classics. Rummikub is one these.

Invented in Romania in 1940, Rummikub is essentially a tile version of the traditional card game Rummy. It didn't really make it internationally until the 1970s, but by 1980 it had won a string of awards and established itself as a great family game.

Basically, it's about creating sets of three or more in a row of tiles either in runs of the same colour (1-2-3-4 etc), or the same number but in different colours. The winner is the person who gets rid of all their tiles first. The clever bit is that you can rearrange the tiles already on the board ... Read More:

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LeapFrog Baby Learn & Groove Bilingual Animal Sounds Guitar

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from: LeapFrog


There are thousands of new games every year. Most of them disappear without a trace. Some acquire a devoted but small following. Just a few become classics. Rummikub is one these.

Invented in Romania in 1940, Rummikub is essentially a tile version of the traditional card game Rummy. It didn't really make it internationally until the 1970s, but by 1980 it had won a string of awards and established itself as a great family game.

Basically, it's about creating sets of three or more in a row of tiles either in runs of the same colour (1-2-3-4 etc), or the same number but in different colours. The winner is the person who gets rid of all their tiles first. The clever bit is that you can rearrange the tiles already on the board ... Read More:

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Crayola Beginnings Farmyard Friends Sticker & Colouring Book

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Pens and Stationery
from: Crayola


There are thousands of new games every year. Most of them disappear without a trace. Some acquire a devoted but small following. Just a few become classics. Rummikub is one these.

Invented in Romania in 1940, Rummikub is essentially a tile version of the traditional card game Rummy. It didn't really make it internationally until the 1970s, but by 1980 it had won a string of awards and established itself as a great family game.

Basically, it's about creating sets of three or more in a row of tiles either in runs of the same colour (1-2-3-4 etc), or the same number but in different colours. The winner is the person who gets rid of all their tiles first. The clever bit is that you can rearrange the tiles already on the board ... Read More:

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Doctor Who Classic Series Action Figures - Fourth Doctor In Red Velvet Jacket

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Pens and Stationery
from: Character Options


This action figure of Tom Baker's incarnation of the Doctor in his first series outfit is excellent. I have mentioned above that this, in my view, rates as one of Character Options' best Doctor Who figures to date for many factors.

Firstly, he has an interchangeable head. This is not as gimmicky as it may seem as it allows you to alternate between a serious expression wearing no hat, and the more jovial (and indeed insane) grin characteristic of the fourth Doctor. Many other CO Doctor Who figures can look a little bored, such as their Peter Davison, David Tennant and Rose Tyler, however this one really is quite the opposite.

The scarf is also brilliant as it can be taken off easily and simply looks great. Like his ... Read More: