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 Princess Collection - A Treasury of Tales
Newest Review: ... the other gifts that surrounded us! It wasn't until boxing day that she read through the book and realised it was entirely ... more  ... personal to her, this fact was completely ground breaking and incredible to her!
The book consists of three stories, each story staring a Disney princess and of course your child.
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Princess Collection - A Treasury of Tales: Kaitlin and friends! (1013 words)
by - written on 21/09/08 (Very useful, 1481 readings)
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A couple of years ago my best friend Sarah bought my kids, what I thought, was a really lovely, unusual and imaginative present, a keepsake if you will. I had until today not really given a second thought until I received a leaflet with the beginnings of my Christmas in a box. (This is what I call my first yearly order from Studio cards!) Inside my order was the usual material, a delivery note for the enclosed goods, another order form and reams of leaflets for useless and expensive things, ie the scratch card that is always a winner but to claim your Caribbean holiday for twelve you have to ring a premium phone number for three days solid, ok a slight ... Read the complete review
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