Most Popular posts of Melissa King
Melissa and Doug Castle - Get Ready For a Siege That Could Last For Year
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Mark Y. Salmon
There are places on top for a protected look out perk, and ladders to climb up to them. All of this is a compact unit that is 10.5" x 13.5" x 7.13" in size.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Melissa-and-Doug-Castle---Get-Ready-For-a-Siege-That-Could-Last-For-Year
id=3441607 - Dec 17, 2009
Melissa and Doug Puppets - Your Own Puppet Theater
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Kyle Jensen
These puppets are certainly assured to inspire the imagination of kids and parents alike. Each puppet is beautifully detailed and some include a wooden hand-rod to control hand movements.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Melissa-and-Doug-Puppets---Your-Own-Puppet-Theater
id=4252644 - May 07, 2010
Melissa and Doug Puppets - They Bring Play Time to Life
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Mark Y. Salmon
There are 23 different items listed as Melissa and Doug puppets to choose from to bring playtime to life. This can include a play from the prehistoric times with the T-Rex puppet or playtime with royalty with the wide selection of princess puppets to choose from.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Melissa-and-Doug-Puppets---They-Bring-Play-Time-to-Life
id=3429358 - Dec 15, 2009
Melissa and Doug Plush - Soft and Cuddly That is Built to Always Be Ready For a Hug
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Mark Y. Salmon
The wild animal collection include a Giraffe, Penguin, Tiger, Lion, Alligator, Sea Turtle, White tiger, Panda, Chimpanzee, Cheetah, Dolphin, and Orangutan. There is a dinosaur from the past and a dragon from mythical times included in this collection.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Melissa-and-Doug-Plush---Soft-and-Cuddly-That-is-Built-to-Always-Be-Ready-For-a-Hug
id=3441736 - Dec 17, 2009
Melissa and Doug Castle - Protect the Fortress
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Mark Y. Salmon
This is the largest castle by Melissa and Doug, at 27 inches by 15 ¼ inches by 17 ½ inches. This castle has two removable turrets, balconies, arched walkways, and a flying buttress, along with a working drawbridge. But since this is for a princess who is always good, there is no need for a dungeon.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Melissa-and-Doug-Castle---Protect-the-Fortress
id=4189361 - Apr 27, 2010
Melissa and Doug Floor Puzzles - Stimulating Interest and Attention
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Josh S Stewart
There is a wide variety of Melissa and Doug Floor Puzzles, whatever your child's interest or puzzle-ability is. These come in a wide variety of popular themes and piece counts from 12 to 100. The extra-large puzzles come in several shapes and sizes to stimulate kids' interest and attention.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Melissa-and-Doug-Floor-Puzzles---Stimulating-Interest-and-Attention
id=4477318 - Jun 14, 2010
Melissa and Doug Castle - Fun For Boys and Girls
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Mark Y. Salmon
There is also 2 Fairy Tale Castle Floor Puzzles that are just waiting to be built. Each has a different depiction of a fantasy world and has 48 pieces. They are 2ft by 3ft and are made up of solid wood pieces.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Melissa-and-Doug-Castle---Fun-For-Boys-and-Girls
id=3179879 - Oct 30, 2009
Melissa and Doug Doll - The Finest Collection of Wooden Dolls Available Today
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Mark Y. Salmon
If you have royalty in mind, then the Royal Family Wooden Doll Set is perfect. This set has a King and Queen with a Princess and Prince along with their royal mounts that have flexible limbs for more realistic play time.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Melissa-and-Doug-Doll---The-Finest-Collection-of-Wooden-Dolls-Available-Today
id=3448279 - Dec 18, 2009
Broadway Lion King: A Show That You Shouldn't Miss
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Joey Wayne Green
Have you ever heard the Movie Lion king? Well, I think anyone who has watch Disney movie would not miss it. Most especially children really like to watch it over and over again for they will surely jump into joy and dance into the beat. They are so very excited when someone; just for example their parents mentioned the phrase "We will watch Lion King!"
http://ezinearticles.com/?Broadway-Lion-King:-A-Show-That-You-Shouldnt-Miss
id=5469790 - Nov 30, 2010
Kings County Cinema Society Unveils New Short Films
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Ezra Stead
Last Friday I attended a strange and exciting event within walking distance of my apartment in Crown Heights, Brooklyn; Kings County Cinema Society presented a showcase of short films made by filmmakers from Brooklyn and beyond, including several New York and Brooklyn premieres, at Littlefield NYC, a performance and art space with a well-stocked bar and a good-sized screening room. As is to be expected in a sort of punk rock/hipster gallery, seating for the show was folding chairs, which made the viewing experience a bit less than comfortable after a while, but the films were mostly quite good, and in addition to the usual popcorn and peanuts, there were delicious peanut butter chocolate chip cookies on hand at the bar, free of charge. I helped myself to one of these and a bottle of beer and settled in for an evening of mostly comedic shorts from the borough that is now my second home (Minneapolis will always be my first).
http://ezinearticles.com/?Kings-County-Cinema-Society-Unveils-New-Short-Films