LeapFrog Tag interactive book review

Will this make reading even more fun?

LeapFrog Tag interactive book. Dad, Toys, Gadgets, LeapFrog 0

Reviewer: Stuart Miles
Review Date: 14 September 2008
Manufacturer: LeapFrog
Price as reviewed: £39.99
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Our score

9/10

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