HorseToys.com -- Online Retailer Previews New Plush Toys And Children's Books Available For This Christmas Season
(ContentDesk) October 12, 2005 -- www.HorseToys.com, an online childrens retailer, is pleased to introduce for the Christmas season, the new children's book, Bradford and the Journey to the Desert of Lop, named as one of the "best childrens products of 2005" by industry analyst Dr. Toy. The new line of children's non-violent toys and books empower children with cancer and raises awareness for the endangered wild Bactrian camel. The wild camels living in the far away Gobi Desert may offer a possible cure for illness based on preliminary research. The book teaches us that, One small boy with cancer can change the world if you listen." The accompanying cute and cuddly plush toy, Judy the wild camel, is a mascot for the wild Bactrian camels.
Product Info: http://www.horsetoys.com/products.html Plush Camel: Meet "Judy", a plush, wild Bactrian camel, from the story Bradford and the Journey to the Desert of Lop. Branded with a gold moon and star, this soft, cuddly nighttime companion is sure to send children on a magical, sleepy journey with the Sandman.Bradford and the Journey to the Desert of Lop has been awarded Dr. Toy's 100 Best Childrens Products for 2005. Bradford and the Journey to the Desert of LopISBN: 0-9761768-2-3Written by Dawn Van ZantIllustrated by Alexander Levitas Follow Brad and the Sandman on their magical journey to the Desert of Lop to learn the secrets of the desertAlso Available for this season: The No More Night Mares, a Dream of Freedom book is a mythical legend about a herd of wild horses that run free from man and escape to freedom in the night sky. The story tells children why they should not be afraid of the dark while the Night Mares are watching over them.
Horse lovers of all different ages will love this story and enjoy the beautiful artwork done by Kim McElroy, a well known artist in the Horse industry out of Seattle, WA. The No More Night Mares plush toys and book create awareness for the plight of wild horses. No More Night Mares: Listen to the call of the wild and remember&The 'No More Night Mares' series of 14" plush horses (three mares, Comet, Moonbeam and Lucky Stars) also have a night light situated on their blaze, (the white triangle shaped spot on a horse's face) that lights up a piece of the sky for children to fall asleep next to. Each comes with a comb and an identifiable Wild Heart gold star horse brand.???Book Excerpt: "Night Mares look down upon us and watch over us. It's their dream that there will always be wild horses living on the land below as a reminder of freedom.
We can chase them from the lands, but we can't reach them in the stars. So, if you awaken to a storm with lightning and thunder on a dark night, it may just be the Night Mares, streaking across the sky...." ???"We don't have to be afraid of the dark...Night Mares prance brilliantly against a background of black sky and glowing stars to light our way to a time long forgotten. Gaze up into their bright lights and they will guide you through the darkest of nights. And if you believe in them, they will fill you with a magical power.Listen to the call of the wild herd and remember..." About www.Horsetoys.com: HorseToys.com is the ultimate destination to discover plush horse toys and books about wild horses. These plush horse toys and plush seahorse toys feature magical lights and long manes and tails to brush.
Kids and Toys - bedtime buddies... Read the stories, squeeze their bellies and they light up with magical stars, moons and comets. Plush horses, seahorses & children's books make the perfect bedtime companions. We make bedtime magical!????Non Violent Children's Toys and Books ????Award Winning Toys ????Priced at $10 and Under ????Promotes Education and Awareness for Endangered Animals More info: Contact: e-mail protected from spam bots
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Santa Claus May Not Be Coming To Town, But Amazon.com Steps In To Save the Day
(ContentDesk) December 2, 2004 -- A new survey has revealed that a staggering 1 in 3 children in Britain no longer believe in Father Christmas AKA Santa Claus.
With us being Christmas killjoys, does the 21st century mean the end of Santa? Grant Dain, Co-founder of ?Father Christmas Letters' commented; "Parents can now take matters into their own hands and encourage the belief by guaranteeing their child will receive a personalized letter from Santa Claus via our association with Amazon.com by going to http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00062RMP8 ".Toy retailer, Nigel Dawson recently commissioned independent research into whether children still believe in Santa Claus.
The results highlight that only 60% of kids under the age of 8 still believe.The shock findings report that just 29% of parents encourage their children to leave a stocking out for Santa to fill.
Poor Rudolph is...
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Everyone’s Doing It Get 4 Days’ Full Skiing on a Long Weekend Break
(ContentDesk) December 6, 2005 -- By travelling on a Thursday evening and flying back Monday evening, winter sports enthusiasts can really take advantage of their weekends yet only have to book 2 days holiday at work.
What better way to get the most out of the long winter nights.James Berry, Marketing Manager for ski and snowboarding travel insurance specialists Complete Ski (www.complete-ski.com), explains:
Weve seen a significant rise in single trip ski travel insurance bookings recently that are for 3 or 4 day trips.
The popularity of weekend breaks to ski resorts seems to be on the increase and many people are taking advantage of the many offers available before Christmas.
We expect to see this type of break become even more popular in January.But there is a word of warning.
James Berry continues:
The one item weekend skiers must remember...
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The Essential Christmas Web-Store Makeover
Toronto, Ontario, Canada (ContentDesk) November 17, 2004 -- Ten great tips to turn online holiday shoppers into eager buyers - and satisfied customers. Internet shoppers look for clues (consciously or not) that suggest you are credible and professional ? and they make that judgment call inside of a minute or two.
That means a online stores have a small window of time to impress would-be buyers and gain their trust.
Unlike in person, however (where you can apologize for tardiness or charm customers with funny tales about how that mustard landed on your lapel) web sites have zero opportunity to redeem themselves online.
One click and the customer is gone for good.
The problem is only getting worse according to a recent study by DoubleClick that found more online shoppers are abandoning their shopping carts this year than during the same period last year.As Web-goers gear up for their Christmas shopping sprees, there are things web-store owners can do...
The Essential Christmas Web-Store Makeover
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Greeting Card - A fantastic tradition
We've all experienced that fantastic rush. It's the week before your eleventh birthday, the school bell sounds, you hop on your bike, you ride furiously all seventeen blocks home, throw the bike in the dirt, run to the front porch and check the mailbox for that special birthday greeting card from grandma and grandpa that live up North. If it's not there you bow your head, pick up your bike, put in the garage and wait for Mom to mend your spirits. If the card is there, your young hands tremble with delight as you carefully open the envelop so as not to tear the beloved contents.
A greeting card is a long and well-loved tradition dating back generations. From Christmas to birthdays to graduation to valentine's day to a baby's birth a well-timed card has always served as a lovely and simple acknowledgment of momentous occasions in everyone's life.
Most everyone has that special keepsake box full of the sentimental...
Greeting Card - A fantastic tradition
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