I don’t know anyone who doesn’t like receiving a post card in the mail. They’re fun, they usually always tell a story about someone’s adventure and of course post cards include a descriptive picture on the front. A simple pleasure. Today in an email world our kids don’t experience simple pleasures like postcards anymore. Abe’s Peanut however can help all of our children to know what it is like look forward to the mailman’s daily visit!
Abe’s Peanut is a narrative that unfolds over four different postcards each month (one a week). Each postcard includes part of the story as well as a corresponding picture all addressed to your child. My son Dylan has been receiving Abe’s Peanut for several weeks now and really gets excited about the mailman coming! Each postcard is promptly read in his room (safely away from the hands of his 15 month old brother) and then placed into the top drawer in his nightstand. All four postcards then come out a second time the day the fourth arrives. Then his puzzle is complete! He not only enjoys getting mail addressed to him but he also enjoys the challenge of reading the postcards himself. Once he has a set he reads them over and over.
Each month a different artist and writer team collaborates together. Expect a whole new look and concept and story each month. It keeps Abe’s Peanut fresh for the young reader and they will be interested in each new adventure. This is a great gift for your child or a friend or relative. This gift renews itself every week giving it’s recipient something to look forward to constantly!
Abe’s Peanut would like one of our lucky readers to win one free subscription to Abe’s Peanut! To enter please post what you like best about Abe’s Peanut or why you would like to win the free subscription to enter. This contest will run for one week! Good luck everyone!
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