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November 15, 2007

The Good Ole’ Days

Tv_creme_toysRemember the days when you would relentlessly pester your parents for toys you knew you weren’t going to get but circled them in your mum’s catalogue anyway, and then if you did get what you’d asked for you’d spend every waking moment playing with them? Reclaim your childhood with TV Cream Toys – a collection of the most desired toys from the 60s through to the 90s. Enjoy browsing through the toys of yesteryear and rekindle those memories – the sense of disappointment when you didn’t get what you’d asked for or were given a cheap knock-off version instead or that joy a new toy would bring to you for weeks. The book will really get you feeling nostalgic and will certainly make you wish you’d kept hold of a few of those priceless toys instead of throwing them away. It’s especially good for those who have forgotten what it’s like to be a kid (you know the grumpy types you see on the train in the morning). Expect “I used to have that” and “I remember when I wanted one of those” to come out of your mouth a lot. Available from Firebox for £12.95

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