Bring the jungle to life with this wild box set! Complete with an exciting storybook, 6 awesome jungle animal figures and a fantastic fold-out scene to play with, there’s so much fun to discover inside.
Fold-out Play Scene: Jungle
KSh 2,000.00
Bring the jungle to life with this wild box set! Complete with an exciting storybook, 6 awesome jungle animal figures and a fantastic fold-out scene to play with, there’s so much fun to discover inside.
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