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Set of 12 Carnival Ducks: assortment of clowns, snack/popcorn vendor, 2-headed duck, weightlifter/strong man, and circus master. They don't squeak, but they do have a tiny hole in the bottom. They do not float upright. Each measures approx 2" x 2-1/4".

Get ready for garden adventures with these soft, snugly mini soft toys based on the television series In The Night Garden, choose from Upsy Daisy, Igglepiggle, Makka Pakka or Tombliboo. Have you ever seen Igglepiggle without his red blanket? Igglepiggle plays one of the most important roles in the narratives he is physical and energetic like a well-loved teddy, always jumping and bouncing. He's curious and adventurous, but also vulnerable and modest and despite his energy, he is often in need of reassurance and comfort and always carries his red blanket with him. Any sort of surprise can prove to be too much for him and he simply falls over! But he quickly sits back up and starts again.

Curious George loves to play, and nothing's quite as exciting to play with as a brand new toy! Join everyone's favorite monkey for 8 shows from the Daytime Emmyr-winning TV series as he tries to win a guessing game, saves up for a brand new sailboat, and even builds his own treehouse! The fun's just begun when Curious George Gets a New Toy.

"Hilda is the little girl. And this is her folk tale. And pretty much everything you need to know about how good this is, is there on that absolutely gorgeously delightful cover above. By the end of it, you'll have exactly the same smile as Hilda has."—Forbidden PlanetHilda sits in her tent listening to the thunder passing overhead when she hears a bell. As she hurtles towards the vanishing tinkling sound, Hilda unwittingly embarks on an adventure into strange worlds ruled by magical forces. Luke Pearson tells this exciting tale for kids and adults alike.

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Brand new inflatable Mickey Mouse Clubhouse 18" swim ring will help keep your child safe in the pool or at the beach. Plus its so much fun to play with!. This is not a live saving device, so please watch your child at all times for complete safety. Please read item description carefully and make note of all measurements. Know what you are purchasing. Please feel free to ask any questions prior to purchase. All our products are stored in a smoke-free environment. All of our brand new items meet

Ready for fun and adventure? Then join us in our magic tree house, where imagination takes flight as we blast off on the trip of a lifetime. Just Imagine soaring in a supersonic jet, riding on a dolphin, sailing the seven seas, or exploring a deep, dark swamp. How about painting a rainbow, hosting a garden party for all our animal friends, or boarding a rocket ship bound for the moon? Who knows what might happen and what we'll become as we set our minds free. After all, anything is possible when we Just Imagine. This oversized, lavishly illustrated book offers delightful surprises for readers of all ages. Wodin s inspiring paintings will be treasured for generations to come.

Small, cute and cuddly this Chocolate Chip Puppers will add lots of fun to playtime. Puppers comes in his own little cupcake brown, blue and purple, play house which matches our Chocolate Chip Charlie particularly well.

Super fun kitty animal folding chair. Multi colored steel frames add extra durability. Deluxe padded back and arms for supreme comfort. Durable UV treated Dacron material. Chair comes with its own carry bag and shoulder strap for easy transportation. You can use them inside or out and they clean easily with a damp sponge and mild liquid soap.

Winner of the 2011 Theodor Seuss Geisel Award!In a brilliant collaboration, best-selling authors Kate DiCamillo and Alison McGhee, along with acclaimed illustrator Tony Fucile, introduce an outrageously funny pair of friends.Meet Bink and Gollie, two precocious little girls — one tiny, one tall, and both utterly irrepressible. Setting out from their super-deluxe tree house and powered by plenty of peanut butter (for Bink) and pancakes (for Gollie), they share three comical adventures involving painfully bright socks, an impromptu trek to the Andes, and a most unlikely marvelous companion. No matter where their roller skates take them, at the end of the day they will always be the very best of friends. Full of quick-witted repartee, this brainchild of Newbery Medalist Kate DiCamillo and award-winning author Alison McGhee is a hilarious ode to exuberance and camaraderie, imagination and adventure, brought to life through the delightfully kinetic images of Tony Fucile.

BRAND NEW Disney Mickey Mouse swim ring tube Key Features: Disney Mickey Mouse Swim ring tube Swim ring tube size 20 inches diameter Ages 3 up Perfect for personal use, pool party, prizes, or party favors Item # SG0354PLYB BRAND NEW VISIT OUR EBAY STORE FOR MORE ITEMS. Similar items also available in many other characters Shipping/Handling: We ship to USA 48 continental states. Item usually will be shipped out within 1~3 business days after payment received. Payment: We prefer Paypal payment. W

Brisa is as colorful as a tropical sunset with her coral pink coat and blonde mane and tail. Brisa loves everything that glitters and is surrounded by a halo of magical jewels.

One of the world’s most celebrated authors, Margaret Atwood has penned a collection of smart and entertaining fictional essays, in the genre of her popular books Good Bones and Murder in the Dark, punctuated with wonderful illustrations by the author. Chilling and witty, prescient and personal, delectable and tart, these highly imaginative, vintage Atwoodian mini-fictions speak on a broad range of subjects, reflecting the times we live in with deadly accuracy and knife-edge precision.In pieces ranging in length from a mere paragraph to several pages, Atwood gives a sly pep talk to the ambitious young; writes about the disconcerting experience of looking at old photos of ourselves; gives us Horatio's real views on Hamlet; and examines the boons and banes of orphanhood. “Bring Back Mom: An Invocation” explores what life was really like for the “perfect” homemakers of days gone by, and in “The Animals Reject Their Names, ” she runs history backward, with surprising results. Chilling and witty, prescient and personal, delectable and tart, The Tent is vintage Atwood. Enhanced by the author’s delightful drawings, it is perfect for Valentine’s Day, and any other occasion that demands a special, out-of-the-ordinary gift.

Jack is Francis Coppola at his most pointless noodling, looking for the film he wants to make instead of just making it. Robin Williams stars as 10-year-old Jack, a boy with an inexplicable disease that ages him at four times the normal human rate. Kept at home like a contemporary Boo Radley, Jack becomes a neighborhood legend until his parents relent and send him to school. In time, the other kids befriend him and stay loyal as his hyperdevelopment puts a strain on his body and emotions. The idea is sound, but the execution is a bore. The best the script and Coppola can come up with are painfully long scenes in which Williams's character proves himself on the playground and in gross-out contests in a tree house. Coppola fishes around for signs of life and spontaneity in these scenes, but the film is actually best when Jack has to cope with certain feelings in his mature body (such as his attraction to a character played by Fran Drescher) that he isn't prepared for emotionally. Jack would have been a lot better if Coppola had embraced a plan from beginning to end and stuck to it. --Tom Keogh

In a highly awaited new novel, Kate DiCamillo conjures a haunting fable about trusting the unexpected — and making the extraordinary come true.What if? Why not? Could it be?When a fortuneteller's tent appears in the market square of the city of Baltese, orphan Peter Augustus Duchene knows the questions that he needs to ask: Does his sister still live? And if so, how can he find her? The fortuneteller's mysterious answer (an elephant! An elephant will lead him there!) sets off a chain of events so remarkable, so impossible, that you will hardly dare to believe it’s true. With atmospheric illustrations by fine artist Yoko Tanaka, here is a dreamlike and captivating tale that could only be narrated by Newbery Medalist Kate DiCamillo. In this timeless fable, she evokes the largest of themes — hope and belonging, desire and compassion — with the lightness of a magician’s touch.From the Hardcover edition.

A lovely lullaby by the author of the Magic Tree House booksOut of the night the shimmering Moonhorse appears, and a young girl leaves her father napping on the front porch to join the silver-winged horse on a wondrous adventure among the constellations. They gallop past stars and comets, past the Dipper and the Ram, then lasso the crescent moon and pull it across the clear night sky. At last the sleepy rider returns home safely and the Moonhorse disappears into the dark.The famous author of the Magic Tree House books turns her hand here to a lyrical bedtime picture book text, exquisitely illustrated by S. M. Saelig. Of Saelig's dreamy illustrations, Kirkus Reviews wrote, "In carefully composed airbrushed paintings, this first-time illustrator appealingly combines the astronomy lesson with a sense of adventure and awe, nicely extending Osborne's gracefully phrased text." Fathers will especially enjoy reading this to their young daughters.

An unabridged, illustrated edition, to include: The Call to Duty - Ozma and Dorothy - The Mist Maidens - The Magic Tent - The Magic Stairway - Flathead Mountain - The Magic Isle - Queen Coo-ee-oh - Lady Aurex - Under Water - The Conquest of the Skeezers - The Diamond Swan - The Alarm Bell - Ozma's Counsellors - The Great Sorceress - The Enchanted Fishes - Under the Great Dome - The Cleverness of Ervic - Red Reera, the Yookoohoo - A Puzzling Problem - The Three Adepts - The Sunken Island - The Magic Words - Glinda's Triumph

Weight: 48g;The colored Plastic finger ring with heart and flower shape on the top, with flower and striped decor;Wonderful toy for children to wear when they play house with their friends;Here included 4 bags, each bags included 7 pcs;Please kindly check your finger measurement to make sure this item fits before ordering.

2 Pack, Sturdy Polyethylene Safety Play Handle, Provides Youngsters With A Helping Hand, Easy To Install, Includes 2 Play Handles, All Assembly Hardware & Fully Illustrated Plan.

That’s it. I’m leaving. Tonight. Forever. What child hasn’t wanted to pack up his worldly belongings and run away to teach his parents a lesson? That’s just what this pig plans to do! But when he, and his helpful mother, consider what those worldly belongings involve—tent, sleeping bag, clothes, pets, toys—he realizes everything he needs is right where he is. And, more importantly, so is everyone he needs. John Segal gives this universal story a warm and funny treatment full of hilarious details and a pig you won’t soon forget.

When Grandpa dies, the whole family grieves, and his youngest grandson can't imagine life without him. Everyone has fond memories of Grandpa. His granddaughter talks about hiking the canyon with him, and his grandsons remember Grandpa climbing up to the tree house and carving pumpkins in the kitchen. But where is Grandpa now? The youngest boy thinks he knows. Grandpa is still close by, a part of all the people and places he loved. "Here is a poignant, touching, and spiritually evocative tale. I heartily recommend it to families everywhere." (Robert Coles, Pulitzer Prize-winning author of The Spiritual Lives of Children) "Barron makes a heartfelt tribute to a deceased loved one in his picture-book debut, which is given stirring visual expression in Soentpiet's dazzling, crystal-clear mountain landscapes." (Kirkus Reviews)

Whacked-out, muscle-bound, cross-dressing actor Beverly Jackson has been rejected for a role in Pride Playhouses nude theatrical production of "Balls Out." Furious, Beverly decides to form a diabolical cult of revenge! Meanwhile, back at the Playhouse, adorable employee Shane falls right into the arms of Ray, a lighting designer, and the two are swept into Beverly's bizarre scheme. Featuring lots of cuties, a hot romance and a twisted drag queen, you are guaranteed loads of laughs with this riotous comedy from the twisted mind of filmmaker Damion Dietz.

At the knights' tourneys across the land, Edith is a strange, foreign princess. But in the privacy of her tent with the other survivors of her village, she is simply a smith's widow with a silver tongue. If discovered, the punishment is death. And one knight - fierce, arrogant, and perilously appealing - is getting far too close. Sir Ranulf of Fredenwyke cares little for tourneys: playing for ladies' favours, when his own lady is dead; feasting, while commoners starve; 'friendly' combat, when he has seen real war. Still, one lady captivates him - mysterious in her veils and silks, intoxicating with her exotic scents and bold glances. Something about her is simply irresistible.

What Zuzu wants, Zuzu makes. In her happy hands a brown paper bag becomes a flower or a hat. Cardboard becomes a tent, a telescope, or a car. Zuzu makes everything into something else. But making a friend of the boy next door turns out to be harder than she thought. Can she get him to smile?With the pictures by award-winning illustrator D. B. Johnson, Linda Michelin tells this exuberant story of a red-haired girl and her irrepressible imagination.

An unabridged, illustrated edition, to include: The Call to Duty - Ozma and Dorothy - The Mist Maidens - The Magic Tent - The Magic Stairway - Flathead Mountain - The Magic Isle - Queen Coo-ee-oh - Lady Aurex - Under Water - The Conquest of the Skeezers - The Diamond Swan - The Alarm Bell - Ozma's Counsellors - The Great Sorceress - The Enchanted Fishes - Under the Great Dome - The Cleverness of Ervic - Red Reera, the Yookoohoo - A Puzzling Problem - The Three Adepts - The Sunken Island - The Magic Words - Glinda's Triumph

In a highly awaited new novel, Kate DiCamillo conjures a haunting fable about trusting the unexpected — and making the extraordinary come true.What if? Why not? Could it be?When a fortuneteller's tent appears in the market square of the city of Baltese, orphan Peter Augustus Duchene knows the questions that he needs to ask: Does his sister still live? And if so, how can he find her? The fortuneteller's mysterious answer (an elephant! An elephant will lead him there!) sets off a chain of events so remarkable, so impossible, that you will hardly dare to believe it’s true. With atmospheric illustrations by fine artist Yoko Tanaka, here is a dreamlike and captivating tale that could only be narrated by Newbery Medalist Kate DiCamillo. In this timeless fable, she evokes the largest of themes — hope and belonging, desire and compassion — with the lightness of a magician’s touch.

Disney scored an unexpected hit with this goofy live-action remake of Jay Ward's Saturday-morning cartoon, a zippy Tarzan parody with topical references and absurd gags. Disney's big-screen version, starring Brendan Fraser as the sweet, hopelessly inept jungle hero, puts the emphasis on slapstick and silly fun. The klutzy hero, still swinging into trees and stray boulders, saves a lost L.A. socialite (Leslie Mann) on safari and, completely smitten, leaves behind his tree-house home and simian best friend (an Oxford-accented ape voiced by John Cleese) to accompany the socialite back to the concrete jungle of LA, much to the frustration of her conniving fiancé (Thomas Haden Church). Fraser's enthusiastic performance enriches our hunky hero with endearing innocence and energetic pluck. The humor is spotty and consistently more juvenile than the original cartoon, but the unending parade of visual gags (including George's pet elephant Shep, transformed into an overexcited six-ton puppy by inventive digital effects) keeps the tone light, frothy, and winningly fun. --Sean Axmaker

AGAINST ALL ODDS Erin Wrenn and her friend David are in big trouble because they refuse to go on a field trip to the Glitter Tent Circus. They wrote a report on the sad lives of circus animals, and discovered that the Glitter Tent Circus is one of the worst animal abusers of all. Mrs. Dawson is determined to give her students the happy circus experience she remembers from her childhood; she won't let Erin and David share their report or pass around a petition asking for a different field trip. Erin is determined to force Mrs. Dawson to change her plans -- or she'll stage a sit-in at school. Then Erin sees an even bigger problem: Lilly, a mistreated elephant, is about to be sold to a hunting park. How can she save Lilly before it's too late? It seems impossible! Can one girl -- and a class of sixth-graders -- make a difference?

A lovely lullaby by the author of the Magic Tree House booksOut of the night the shimmering Moonhorse appears, and a young girl leaves her father napping on the front porch to join the silver-winged horse on a wondrous adventure among the constellations. They gallop past stars and comets, past the Dipper and the Ram, then lasso the crescent moon and pull it across the clear night sky. At last the sleepy rider returns home safely and the Moonhorse disappears into the dark.The famous author of the Magic Tree House books turns her hand here to a lyrical bedtime picture book text, exquisitely illustrated by S. M. Saelig. Of Saelig's dreamy illustrations, Kirkus Reviews wrote, "In carefully composed airbrushed paintings, this first-time illustrator appealingly combines the astronomy lesson with a sense of adventure and awe, nicely extending Osborne's gracefully phrased text." Fathers will especially enjoy reading this to their young daughters.

When a mouse living in a campground searches for food it finds itself trapped inside a tent with two frightened girls, then scares another young girl asleep on a motor home couch. Its search for food and escape from the motor home endangers the mouse's life and creates havoc for the occupants. Suggested age for readers: 4-9