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The Toys Too Cool for Toy Fair

Here's What You'll Miss If You're in New York

By: TDmonthly Staff
1/1/2006

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Search all you want. You won’t find these toys anywhere near the Toy Fair. But we’ve got ‘em. If you’re looking for something that no one else has, you’ve come to the right place. The most “indy” of indy toys are just waiting for you to snatch them up first. Search for products by category — just click on the following links:


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•Retailer Toy Fair Checklist
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•How Stealth Marketing Can Improve Store Sales
•View New Toys and Solid Sellers Prior to Toy Fair
•Advertising on Demand: Part I
•Lights, Camera, Costumes!
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•Animaland Sees Growth Through Simplicity
•Accepting Payment the Easy Way
•Licenses, Sexy Costumes Rule Halloween Show
•Learning Express CEO Speaks About Franchises
•Tweens Want Stories That Never End
•Genius By Age 5, Heart Attack By Age 10?
•TDmonthly’s Top 10 Most Wanted Dinner Sets
•Holiday 2005 Sales Surprises!
•Techno-Fashion Puts the Zing in Bling
•This Issue's Highlights
•Manufacturer Toy Fair Checklist
•Homeschool Families Rate Toys
•Hollywood Toyboy Update: Pixar + Disney = Disnar?

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