The good little monkey dolls, safe for children to play with, are stuffed with cotton fibers and have soft facial features. I emphasize "good" because of the controversy surrounding an edition of vinyl faced monkeys produced in 2005 that were recalled for lead based paints in the United States...
Just below you can see a 10" vintage, soft Curious George included in our children's toy collections. He wears red overalls and carries a newspaper boy's bag labeled "Morning Star." Any of these stuffed monkeys produced without vinyl parts are perfectly safe for doll play.
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| Curious George plush, a good little monkey toy has soft features without lead paint. |
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| Our Curious George books. |
- "Curious George Goes To A Movie"
- "Curious George And The Hot Air Balloon"
- "Curious George And The Puppies"
- "Curious George's Dream"
- "Curious George Feeds The Animals"
- "Curious George Makes Pancakes"
- "Curious George In The Snow"
- "Curious George Goes To A Chocolate Factory"
- "Curious George Goes Camping"
- "Curious George At The Parade"
- "Curious George And The Dump Truck"
- "Curious George Goes To The Beach"
More About The Authors: The original series was written by the husband-and-wife team of Hans Augusto (H. A.) Rey and Margret Rey. The Jewish couple fled Paris in June 1940, on self made bicycles, carrying the Curious George manuscript with them.
At first, only H. A. Rey was credited for the work in order to
distinguish the Reys' books from the large number of children's books
written by female authors. The first seven books were illustrated by
H.A. Rey. Later, Alan J. Shalleck
was credited for the illustrations and Hans Rey and Margret Rey for the
writing. The Reys produced many other children's books, but the Curious
George series was the most popular. Each book has been in continuous
print since it was first published.
2016 Curious George Anniversary
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