Nursery to Toddler

Jungle Jumble $10.61 Come to the jungle where Little Leopard is looking for his mother. Where could she be? Is she in the bushes, or in the trees?

Baby Jungle $21 Baby Jungle: Welcome your little wild thing with these jungle inspired invitations complete with a cheetah printed buggy, swinging monkey, curious giraffe and cheerful elephant. Coordinating envelopes display a cheetah printed baby bag spilling over with baby gear.

Jungle Announcements $46 Jungle Announcements: The Jungle Animals Birth Announcement is the best way to welcome your little love into the world! Printed on thick white stock, you choose the font and ink color for your text. A high-end stylish announcement at an amazing price!

The Jungle Book (Disney the Jungle Book) $3.95 YOUNG MOWGLI LOVES growing up in the jungle with his animal friends. But what happens when he is told that he must go live in the Man-village? Find out in this Little Golden Book retelling of the classic Disney movie "The Jungle Book."

King of the Jungle $16.59 Come explore this sweet little book about a lion who sacrifices his desire to be friends with the other jungle animals because of his natural instinct to eat them for dinner It is a beautifully illustrated paperback that teaches little ones about the importance of love, friendship, and family.

Jungle Notes $38 Jungle Notes: Boys will be boys and their stationery should say FUN! The Jungle Stationery gives boys a chance to hang loose! Whether your child loves the local park, neighborhood gym or your basement, this stationery is for you! The stationery features a lovable lion and your child’s name at the bottom of the stationery. A cool army border surrounds the stationery. Each card comes with a matching envelope. Your little monkey will love this stationery!

Hello Jungle $9.29 Barronas "Animal Flappers " books are filled with bright illustrations of funny, friendly animals that spring to life with flaps to lift and. amusing surprises hiding behind each flap. Each bookas final spread presents a spectacular pop-up illustration that is certain to delight little boys and girls. In " Hello Jungle " Mommy Tigeras baby cub is hiding behind jungle foliage. More playful jungle animals appear on following pages, including monkeys, a parrot, and a grinning snake. When kids lift each jungle animalas flap, theyall see words indicating the sounds the animals make. A final two-page spread presents a pop-up crocodile with great jaws that open wide.

Jungle Beat $15.31 In search of adventure, Roy Follows joined the Malay police at the height of a bitter 10-year campaign against communist terrorists. He was 22 and had no experience of jungle warfare. Within a year he had become the youngest ever commander of a jungle fort and platoon operation deep within enemy controlled territory. Reliant on uncertain intelligence, he led his platoon through a series of offensive patrols and carried the war with the terrorists to their own ground. Faced by a deadly enemy, Roy was also forced to confront an unknown but equally threatening environment. Stampeding elephants, swarming ants, and prowling tigers competed with the terrorists for the lives of his men. The jungle itself constantly tried to deceive even the most wary navigator, whilst offering little respite from the relentless rain and draining humidity. This is the gripping account of Roy’s hard-fought stint as a jungle officer.

In My Jungle $9.21 Turn the colorful die-cut pages of this irresistible board book to discover just what makes little monkey’s jungle so cozy. Is it the swinging vines? No, it’s his loving family Bright pictures, sweet reassuring messages, unique layered pages, and an adorable finger puppet combine to create interactive reading and playtime fun

Jazzy in the Jungle $3.94 The creator of Maisy introduces a lovable lemur who loves to hide – in a big, lush picture book with die-cut surprises and three different series of shaped card-stock pages. Where are you, Baby Jazzy? Jazzy the lemur and Mama JoJo love to play hide-and-seek in the jungle. As little readers help search for Jazzy – lured by die-cut windows showing glimpses of what’s to come-they also explore a bold new world full of vivid tropical colors and lively jungle creatures. Featuring an all-new format, this innovative, thirty-two-page picture book boasts three sections – each with shaped, die-cut pages – and offers a double gatefold at the end to encompass all the animals of the jungle. Behind a final flap, Mama JoJo says to Jazzy, "Found you, Baby Jazzy," and Jazzy answers back, "I love you, Mama JoJo." Bravo to Lucy Cousins

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Leisure Suit Larry Collection $11.35 A compilation of the classic adventure series originally by the beloved Sierra On-Line.Product Information The Amorous Escapades That Shocked America. A decade of debauchery now on one Compilation.Larry Laffer is a loveable loser on the most desperate of quests: lose hisvirginity or die trying. Armed with his trademark leisure suit breath spray thedream of true love (or at least fake love) …

Motorola T9500XLR 25-Mile 2-Way Radio Pair $79.99 22 channels each with 121 privacy codes for 2662 combinations9-hour estimated talk timeQT (Quiet Talk) interruption feature 11 NOAA weather channels with alert feature10 call tonesTime-out timer and priority scanPTT PowerBoost VibraCall vibrating alertiVOX hands-free communicationIncludes 2-port desktop charger 2 rechargeable NiMH battery packs and black and yellow face plates…

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Tourist Attractions in Koh Samui Island Resort

The Thai resort island Koh Samui is the second largest island in Thailand after the famous James Bond island of Phuket. The island is roughly circular in shape and is located just off the east coast of the Kra Isthmus which is near the mainland town of Surat Thani and it is also one of the most popular tourist attraction in the Kingdom of Thailand.

Koh Samui has a land mass of almost 230 sq km ( about 90 sq mile) with a population of about 50,000 people (2007). The main island is surrounded by about 60 other smaller islands. The central part of Koh Samui is almost uninhabited and is dominated by a mountain jungle with Mount Khao Pom as its highest peak at 635m (about 2100ft). The island’s lowland areas are inter-connected together with just one single road that weaves the circumference of the island.

Historians estimated that the island started to see its first inhabitants in about 1500 years ago. The early settlers were probably fishermen from Malaysia and Southern China. The island even appears on the Chinese Ming Dynasty maps way back in 1687. No one knows for sure how Koh Samui got its name. Some speculated that it was derived from a native Mui tree while others think that it is a hybrid of the Chinese word “saboey”, which means “safe haven”.

Situated on the southwestern coast of the island is Nathon, the ancient capital of Koh Samui. This area is a still major fishing port and also an inter-island transportation hub today. Koh Samui was an isolated self-sufficient community until as late as the 20th century as it had little contact with mainland Thailand back then. The island did not even have a road until one was built in the early 1970s.

Today, the island of Koh Samui is one of the most popular tourist attraction in Thailand and it even have its own international airport, called Samui Airport. Bangkok Airways have flights to and from Samui every day. Samui Airport also receives flights from Bangkok and other major cities in South East Asia.

Samui island’s economy used to be based on subsistence agriculture and fishing, however, from the 1980s, the tourism industry grew by leaps and bounds and is now Koh Samui’s main source of income.

Being an island, Koh Samui’s main tourist attractions are naturally its white beautiful beaches and beach resorts. Tourists can find stretches of beaches and accommodations along the beaches of Chaweng, Lamai, Maenam, Bophut, Bangrak, Choeng MoN, Ao Tong Takian and Nathon with Chaweng and Lamai beaches being the most popular but crowded. For tourists who prefer a quiet beach for relaxation, then check out Maenam beach.

Another popular attraction in Koh Samui is a 12 metre (35 ft) tall statue of the Buddha, affectionately called “Big Buddha”. This statue is located at the top of a ceremonial dragon-steps at the temple of Wat Phra Yai. Koh Samui and is also home to quite a few other impressive temples such as the Wat Khunaram. Wat Khunaram is where the mummified body of Loung Pordaeng, a monk who died in a meditating lotus position is on display.

A sightseeing trip to see Papa and Mama rock at the south of Lamai beach can be very hilarious due to the rocks’ hilarious resemblances to the male and female sexual genitals.

To the more adventurous tourists, the jungle mountain in the interior of the island is a good camping ground for jungle trekking. This area is also home to a number of beautiful gardens, waterfalls at Na Muang and rubber plantations.

Animal lovers can also visit Koh Samui’s numerous animal attractions such as the crocodile farm, the monkey theatre, take elephant rides, a snake farm, a marine aquarium and a butterfly garden.

Most tourists to Koh Samui will make a day trip to the awe inspiring Ang Thong National Marine Park. The best time to visit Koh Samui is in summer (Feb-Apr). With such interesting landscape and attractions, no wonder this island is drawing tourist from around the world all year long.

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