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Wee? It Wasn’t Me!
$19.99 Read moreFollowing on from “Poo! Is that you?’, “Wee?’ It Wasn’t Me!” is the second title starring Lenny the ring-tailed lemur, and once again he is on a mission – this time to find out who produced the puddle of piddle.
This time Lenny is visiting Alaska, skipping across the snow when he suddenly slips in a puddle of something wet, yellow and smelly . . .
It’s WEE! But whose wee could it be? On Lenny’s mission to find out, he meets a wonderful range of creatures, each of which explains to him how and why they produce urine, be it to mark territory or make friends.
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When Pencil Met Eraser
$29.99 Add to cartDoes a pencil really need an eraser? Not according to Pencil. Everything Pencil draws is already perfect—no erasing needed. But Eraser has some different ideas. Cue a battle of the wills where Pencil soon discovers that what it puts on the page gets even better when Eraser takes some away. Hardback
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When Sadness Comes To Call
$16.99 Add to cartThis sensitive book offers hope to children in times of sadness and despair… This is a message for all of us in an uncertain world. Paperback
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Whoopee Cushion Christmas Tree
$10.99 Add to cartSelf-inflating cushion.
Use over and over again! Hide the whoopee cushion under a cushion so it cannot be seen – for best results leave the nozzle sticking out.
When your unsuspecting victim sits down the air will escape, making a loud embarrassing fart noise! Classic! -
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Wind Up Flippin Roos
$6.99 Add to cartA super fun wind up toy that flips backwards 360º and lands on her feet!
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Wind-Up Train Book
$49.99 Add to cartWind up the train and watch it zoom around the tracks in this brilliant book.
A toy and a book in one, this large, chunky board book comes with a wind-up toy steam train and four slot-together tracks. Children can wind up the train and place it on the tracks to see it chugging through the city, over mountains and alongside rivers until it reaches the train museum. The tracks can be used embedded in the pages of the book or slotted together to make one giant train track.
