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Funky Faces Bath Time Foam Stickers gives lots of fun making different hilarious face combinations. They float on the water and stick to the bathroom tiles when wet. Contains 2 faces and 43 parts.
Early Learning:
Creative Play and Imagination
Funky Faces encourages creative and imaginative play through making funny face combinations and creating characters with lots of personality. Have a lot of fun, while stimulating creativity and imagination.
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A note from the author, Andy Lee. This book was only ever meant to have one copy printed. I wrote it as a surprise for my sister and her husband to celebrate the 1st birthday of George (my nephew), but when I asked my mate to print me one copy he said, “This is good, can we print more?” So if you don’t think its good, take it up with my friend Horgs, not me!
A quirky little read, just a bit of fun and I rather enjoyed it – Yvonne.
Hard cover, 29 pages, 27 cm x 24.5cm, Age: 1+
Mister Doodle, the Rooster, is most upset when he discovers that the city has spread – right up to the fence of his peaceful home- and decided to search for a new farm on which to live. But before he leaves, he holds auditions to find a talented bird to replace him and become the rooster who wakes the people of the city every morning. After some amusing and frustrating auditions, Mister Doodle finds the perfect candidate.
Paperback, 31 pages, 29 cm x 25 cm, Age 4+
A brightly coloured Roller Paint, ideal to encourage creativity at home, in the bath or during craft projects. Sit in the bath and roll the paint over the skin. Or paint on paper or board to create fun artworks. No spillage. Available in Red, Blue and Yellow, mix Yellow and Blue to create Green. 50ml each.
Ghost dogs and skeletons in a tall tale with a tender heart from the Caldecott Medal-winning creator of My Friend Rabbit. Gus doesn’t feel like doing much after his dog Ella dies. He doesn’t really even feel like dressing up for Halloween. But when Gus runs into a bunch of rowdy skeletons, it’s Ella–his very own Bone dog–who comes to his aid, and together they put those skeletons in their place. A book about friendship, loss, and a delightfully spooky Halloween.
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