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Wooden Tower of Hanoi Puzzle consists of three poles and 8 discs.  The Tower of Hanoi is a classic game of logical thinking and sequential reasoning that is rooted in an old mathematical equation. The challenge

It's like a Gameboy, only wooden - and screenless - and no batteries.  We think you'll dig this sleek wooden version of the old-school retro water game.  Use your two manual

This beautiful Wooden Weaving Loom Kit is a great first loom for beginners, kids, and/or to make samples for your larger weaving projects. Made in Belgium from fine beech wood, this high quality loom is well crafted so the 

In the fresh air and glistening snow, we see a little white rabbit darting off between the trees. The trail of a red fox leads us further into the home of favorite woodland creatures. The Woodland Advent Calendar

Cuddle time becomes magical when mama bear cradles her tiny baby. Little hands can gently lift the baby bear out, then tuck it back into those soft, welcoming arms for endless

Nina is a tender, loving kangaroo, who takes special care of her little baby joey and will hop right into your heart. The little baby kangaroo can be removed

A mama pig with her tiny baby, both round, both soft, both ready for pretend picnics. Lift the little one out for a story. Tuck him back in for the night. The baby is removable, the play is endless.

Lovely and soft Woodland Friends Rabbit is holding on to his little baby rabbit and will hop right into your heart. The little baby can be removed and put back in their arms. Double the cuddling 

Mama squirrel holds her tiny baby and blankets them in the curve of her bushy tail. Lift the little one out for a story. Tuck her back for the night. Two squirrels, one keepsake.

Woodland Friends Squirrel has somewhere to be, and she has dressed accordingly. Warm amber velour, tufted ears that come to the most satisfying points, a curling loop of a tail in soft tawny plush, and a slate-blue linen dress with a crisp

Explore a vibrant forest filled with curious creatures in this charming 100-piece puzzle. Perfect for young puzzlers, Woodland World features colorful woodland animals and lush scenery that spark imagination and

Introducing Woodsy the Burrowing Badger, a testament to the tenacious spirit that defines underground exploration. This magnificent companion embodies the essence

Step into the fascinating world of the maritime community, with this fun and gorgeous coloring book filled with Tom Crestodina’s illustrations

Working Boats is a visually engaging book filled with cross sections and exploded views of watercraft that is perfect for children–and even adults–curious about the mechanics of boats and

Inspired by a vintage globe, this World Map Pouf is a perfect accessory for a nursery or playroom. Handmade one-by-one by artisans who take care of every detail

The World of Curiosities 1000pc Puzzle by Hye Jin Chung offers a collection of amusing and eerie items carefully selected from 

Two dogs, a suitcase, and absolutely nowhere they won't go. This thoroughly charming Worldly Adventures Sticker Set follows a caramel doodle and a fluffy white companion through the full itinerary of a well-travelled

Worlds of Wonder is a coloring book for the curious that takes you on a captivating journey through imagined and fantastical realms. This isn’t just a book; rather, it is a magical portal to

Tidy and purposeful, Woven Straw Storage Case presents a safekeeping solution for all of life's treasures and special things.  With a soft latch lid,

The world's most thoughtful personalised gift that's somewhere between a card and a puzzle, guaranteed to melt their heart. With Write Your Own Jigsaw Puzzle Gift Set, use included set of 6 colored pencils or marker

Do only female ducks quack? How many strings are there on a ukulele? What is the most stolen object from hotel rooms? You Can Say That Again! is an addictively

Ziggy has never subscribed to the idea that a snake should be any particular colour. One shade from nose to tail? A single, predictable hue? Ziggy considered this approach briefly and moved on without looking back.