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Join a host of sparkly mermaids as they navigate a shipwreck, collect treasure, race through a kelp forest, and meet all kinds of sea creatures. Author: Alice Beecham ~ Illustrated by Heloise Mab
Dress the fairies for dancing with elegant swans, waltzing with swirling snowflakes and having their wishes granted by their fairy godmother. All scenes are inspired by classic ballets. Written by Fiona Watt. Illustrated by Antonia Miller.
Dive into the incredible underwater world of sharks and rays, from menacing Great Whites and weird-looking Hammerheads to graceful Manta Rays. Author: Jane Bingham ~ Illustrated by Amanda Shufflebotham
Inspired by the generation of explorers who relied on their binoculars to discover the unknown, Nocs are built for the modern explorer who carries on that spirit of exploration and curiosity.
This exclusive Sea Bag is a collaboration with local watercolor artist Sara Fitz. These one of a kind totes are handcrafted from recycled sailboat sails in Portland, Maine.
Now you and your little one can practice golfing together with this mini golf set. You can set it up any way you'd like for endless possibilities both indoors and outdoors.
It’s the bracelet that started it all. Each one is handmade, waterproof and totally unique—in fact, the more you wear it, the cooler it looks. Grab yours today to feel the Pura Vida vibes.
Show your state pride with this Maine State shaped baby rattle.
Manage important tasks, jot down a to-do list, or leave a sweet message with Rifle Paper's illustrated, tear-off notepads.
Jump-start baby's exposure to first words using this beautifully designed board book box set—the perfect gift for newborns and baby showers! Written by Tabitha Paige
From the tulip fields of Netherlands to your garden flower patch..fascinating history of the flowers with more than 50 of the most beautiful varieties, detailing when they bloom, their size, and what they’ll look like. By Jane Eastoe.