Franklins Soccer Adventure
Franklins Soccer Adventure
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As cute as it is comfortable, this soft plush snuggle sack will make it easy to get even the fussiest child to look forward to bedtime.
Soft, plush sack measures 27.5 inches wide x 67 inches long
Color scheme of pink, purple, red, and yellow
Woven from 100-percent polyester
Zippered opening
Corduroy top
Zippered duffle storage bag included
Imported
Add a touch of the Orient to your decor with our handcrafted Japanese stool.
Handmade by talented artisans from China
Crafted from elmwood and hand-finished in a rich, clear lacquer
Boasts a traditional oriental design
The stool doubles as a decorative stand or circular end table with three compartments
Choose from a black, red, or gold lacquer finish
Measures 13.5 inches wide x 13.5 inches deep x 18 inches high
The handcrafted nature of this product will produce minor differences in color and sizing. Subtle shade variations will occur from piece to piece, adding to its unique qualities. Measurements are approximate.
Imported.
From Walt Disney Pictures comes MIRACLE, an inspiring family drama that combines hockey and history in retelling the story of one of sports' all-time greatest upsets. In 1980, amidst the tense political climate of the Cold War, Herb Brooks (Kurt Russell) took over as coach of the U.S. Olympic hockey team. With the help of affable assistant coach Craig Patrick (Noah Emmerich), Brooks selected a group of twenty amateur hockey players who faced the daunting task of bringing respectability to their country's floundering program. While Brooks was well aware that his team lacked the talent and experience of the team from Russia, he nonetheless devoted his energy to realizing his lifelong dream: to coach a team to Olympic gold.Stepping into the gaudy wardrobe of the legendary Brooks (who was a consultant on the film and died in an automobile accident just after production wrapped), Russell delivers one of his finest performances to date. Surrounded by a cast of unknown young actors, Russell captures the complexities of a man who dared to dream the impossible dream. Director Gavin O'Connor and screenwriter Eric Guggenheim deftly balance the drama of the game itself with the larger political implications the game inspired, celebrating this truly miraculous moment in time.
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