Peppa Pig
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On a beautiful day, Peppa gets to do all of her favorite things: ride in the car, have a picnic, play with friends — and there’s a surprise, too! Press out the characters of Peppa, her family, and her friends and add them to removable pop-up vehicles. What’s more, there’s a play mat to decorate and serve as a setting for travels in Mummy Pig’s car or trips in Grandpa Pig’s boat. Perfect!
Novelties include
Seven press-out characters
Pop-up, removable car and boat
Play mat measuring 20 1/2 by 30 1/2 inches
Thirty-two stickers to decorate play mat
Spring is the time for planting, and Peppa’s fans will be happy to help her sow seeds and sprinkle them with a watering can. Summer is perfect for jumping in pools and building a sandcastle (watch out, Daddy Pig!). Autumn winds call for flying (and rescuing) a kite, and winter snow offers so many ways to play. There’s laughter all year round in this novelty book filled with tabs to pull, flaps to flip, and a kid-pleasing pop-up scene at the end.
Grandpa Pig is busy setting up a big tent in the backyard for Granny Pig’s garden party, but Peppa thinks it looks more like a circus tent. What could be better than to put on a circus show during the party? Danny Dog can be the strong man, Suzy Sheep the juggler, and George can wow the crowd as one of the cyclists. And it’s Peppa’s job to make sure the amazing feats go according to plan — she’s the ringmaster, of course!
It's February 14, and Peppa Pig's family is playing the I Love You game! Peppa loves many things: her goldfish, her birthday, cookies, books, going to school, and so much more. George mostly loves dinosaurs. Mummy and Daddy Pig have their favorites to add to the list, and so do Granny and Grandpa Pig. But what does Peppa love most of all?
Peppa and her family are on an Easter egg hunt, and Peppa wants to find lots of eggs — one in every color. Red, orange, and yellow are easy to spot, but the grass is too high for Peppa and George to see the rest of the eggs. And — drip, drip, drip —oh dear, is that rain? When the sun comes out quickly, something beautiful stretches across the sky, and if Peppa is lucky, her colored eggs might just make an Easter rainbow of their own.
Peppa and George would like to visit the ducks. They see one pond, but no ducks. Could the ducks be on an adventure? What lucky ducks! So Peppa and George go on an adventure, too. They jump in two muddy puddles, see three birds, and find four worms. But still no ducks—yet! As Peppa and George explore outside and count all the way to twenty, some visitors appear. How lucky they all are!
Today Mummy and Daddy Pig have a surprise: they’re all going to the museum! Peppa wants to go to the Kings and Queens room, with its jewels and crown and royal throne. George is eager to see “dine-saws,” which turn out to be bigger than he thought. Grr! The special exhibit is all about space, and everyone gets to climb in a pretend spaceship to learn all about planets and gravity. But what do you think is Daddy Pig’s favorite thing at the museum at the end of the day?
When Peppa Pig and her little brother, George, wake up one day and see that it’s snowing, they can’t wait to go to Snowy Mountain. There’s so much to do there — sledding (using Daddy’s belly), ice-skating (George is a natural; who knew?), and of course skiing. Mummy Pig remembers how to ski. But does she remember how to stop?
Peppa Pig and her little brother, George, are excited about spending the day with Granny Pig and Grandpa Pig. But when they arrive, they’re even more excited to find Grandpa Pig wearing a pirate hat and Grandma Pig holding a map. It’s time for a treasure hunt in the backyard! X marks the spot — but how will they get there, and what will they find?
Peppa Pig and her brother, George, are very excited. They’re going on vacation! This time Daddy Pig has borrowed a camper van that has its own sink and beds and a roof that lifts up. It also turns into a boat they can take on the river. Even more fun are the nature activities Peppa enjoys with her family, like visiting swimming ducks, spotting wildlife on their walks, building a campfire, and pitching Daddy’s old tent. But best of all are the shooting stars they see in the night sky as they’re falling asleep!