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Ничего не могу с собой поделать, сама обожаю всякие прикольные материалы и канцелярию. В наборе карточки 8 девушек и 4 листа наклеек по сезонам. Наклейки многоразовые играем каждый вечер и домой заберем.
Прикольная штука для поездок – наклейки Djeco с принцессами и платьями на 4 сезона. Это как бумажные куклы в нашем детстве, только за 700 рублей и в красивой папке 🔠
Ничего не могу с собой поделать, сама обожаю всякие прикольные материалы и канцелярию. В наборе карточки 8 девушек и 4 листа наклеек по сезонам. Наклейки многоразовые играем каждый вечер и домой заберем.
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