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Minneapolis Gift Mart
Ketz & Associates
March 5th-9th

NSSEA Ed Expo
Orlando, FL
March 18th-20th

Western Toy & Hobby (Pomona)
Toyology
March 27th-30th

Museum Store Association
Austin, TX
April 17th-19th

Minneapolis Gift Mart
Ketz & Associates
April 18th-20th

Minneapolis Gift Mart
Ketz & Associates
June 6th-8th

ASTRA
Providence, RI
June 13th-16th

Minneapolis Gift Mart
Ketz & Associates
August 13th-17th

Minneapolis Gift Mart
Ketz & Associates
October 3rd-5th

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Fat Brain Toy Co. unveils Twig® exclusively at famed Metropolitan Museum of Art

Metropolitan Museum shows appreciation for Fat Brain Toy Co. with 3rd toy chosen for 3rd year in a row

Elkhorn, NE – December 02, 2008 - Fat Brain Toy Co. announced today that they have launched their brand new toy, Twig ®, exclusively in the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s catalog and store, the Met Kids. Known for their unique, high-quality and high-style products, the Met Kids will be the sole carrier of Twig throughout December.

With precision wooden shapes and vibrant colors, Twig opens the mind and imagination. Made with natural wood, carved with care, and colored with brilliance, light plays its way through the windows of Twig – illuminating lines, contours, space, and arrangement. Each Twig set consists of 72 wooden pieces – each precision-cut and compatible with one another. The interactivity between components means limitless combinations in open-ended play. Starting in January, Twig will also be available to other retail partners.

“It is truly an honor to have another exclusive toy created by our company chosen by the esteemed Metropolitan Museum of Art,” said Mark Carson, founder of Fat Brain Toy Co. “Twig’s launch is the perfect follow up to our exclusive Dado Cubes and Dado Squares which were also chosen by the Museum within two consecutive years. We are confident that parents and children will become fast admirers of Twig® with its 6 brilliant colors and endless building combinations.”