11.28.07
Posted in Momscape's Favorite Things, Great Gifts, Gifts for Her, Gifts for Him, Gifts for Teens, Gifts for Tweens, Gifts for Kids at 6:55 am by scortright
I just did some holiday shopping at the Discovery Store and was so impressed with the selection of great gift ideas, as well as the value that the online store provided that I decided to add them to our lineup of favorite merchants at Susies-Coupons.com
My order total was more than $75, so I got the Best of Discovery Collection, vol 4 for only $10 (available on orders of $50 or more) plus, I got Free Shipping. Click here for the very latest coupon codes and price drops from the Discovery Channel store.
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09.11.07
Posted in Momscape's Favorite Things, Great Gifts, Gifts for Tweens at 11:59 am by scortright
Here’s a fun find just for ‘tween girls (ages 8-12):
Random House has just launched the “Collectopia™” series, a fun new collection of books for creative and crafty girls. Each Collectopia™ title celebrates the magic of friendship, creativity, and dreams with a 128-page keepsake spiral bound book that has room inside for special photos, doodles, and memorabilia, plus questions to help girls record their ideas, fun facts, memories, favorite things, and more. Each title also comes with 3 sheets of stickers and 4 different pom pom characters called (c’lectomanics), plus sturdy little cubbies to collect all 12 of these critters. The tone is sassy (without being rude), and the activities are just right for girls 8 and up.
Two titles are currently available in this series.
Collectopia™ Wacktivity: a collection of games, interesting facts, puzzles, surveys and how-tos (including scavenger hunts, palm readings, and special pages for girls to creatively express their dreams.)
Collectopia™ A Friendship Scraptacular: helps kids document their favorite (and not so favorite) things. This collectopia box is filled with fun fill-ins and spots for photos and doodles.
Stay tuned for two more titles in the series: All-Year Yearbook and Quazy Quest (to be published in Summer 2008 and Spring 2009, respectively).
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