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June 1, 2015

My children were each given a mini activity book from Wee Gallery recently and they’ve been a big success. With a very simple concept (dress the cat / bunny / fox etc), these sweet little books appeal to different ages, and make the cutest little presents.

I also think they are great for traveling, or to take to restaurants, for instance. Just pop a few in your handbag for instant entertainment!

xxx Esther

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Vicky

June 2, 2015

I love these!!! So simple and creative…too cute! 🙂

Nic

June 2, 2015

Very sweet and a lovely concept. Can you please tell me where you got the pens from? I love how the lids of the pens are tied together. Thanks.

Danielle

June 2, 2015

Where did you find the markers on the loop? Such a smart idea! No more lost tops!

Esther in Amsterdam

June 2, 2015

The markers are from Stabilo, ‘Cappi’ — super handy!! 🙂

Annie from Brimful

June 2, 2015

I was just looking at these over the weekend and picked a few up for my kids! So perfect for moments when they suddenly need an activity to occupy them!

Mama

June 6, 2015

I know a little girl who would LOVE this idea, thank you x

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