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Spring will be here in a matter of weeks. One of my favorite things about spring, besides the warmer temperatures, is the color. Seeing more green, blooming flowers and bluer skies on a clear spring day are so much more appealing than the drab colors or winter. This spring, Kohl’s has put together a collection of fun and playful items that can brighten any day.
The Spring 2016 Kohl’s Cares Collection includes some award winning children’s books from renowned author/illustrator Leo Lionni, and some other items:
- Frederick book and mouse soft toy
- A Color Of His Own book and chameleon soft toy
- It’s Mine book and frog soft toy
- Cornelius book and crocodile soft toy
- Swimmy book
- Tote bag
- 101 Kids Activities book
Items in the Kohl’s Cares collection cost $5 and can be purchased in Kohl’s stores nationwide as well as online at kohls.com. 100% of the net profits from Kohl’s Cares goes toward supporting children’s health and education initiatives nationwide.
You can learn more about Kohl’s Cares on the Kohl’s website. You can also keep up with Kohl’s on Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest.
The price and placement of these books promotes reading. Yea!
These are adorable! I bought a few of these book/stuffed animal combos from Kohls when my my kids were younger.
I love the Kohl’s Care collection. Their items are really nice, and I love that it helps people in need.
This is an awesome program! The trip to Kohls is totally worth it to support such a great cause!
I always look at these books and stuffed animals at Kohl’s. I love how they help such a worth cause.
Ohhh, I loved those books when my kids were little! I will have to look for those at Kohls when I’m there next.
My kids love this book, we can’t fall asleep without it, now I need to buy the toys )))