Customer Reviews

Free Stuff for Kids 2002

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This book is just wonderful. Even though all the things are not free I think this is a great book. Loaded with fun things and they are never any more than one dollar! I bought an old 2000 version once, so when I saw it was so good I just had to get the 2002. I am SO glad I did! This book is loaded with fun things for kids such as jewelry, toys, penpal places, animal stuff, stationary, science, and more! There is also a few pages in the book with websites that give cool stuff for free! I think everyone one should buy this book if they want to get toys of great quality, but do not want to pay much. Then again it is just fun to use and it has great stuff to purchase!

This book is for you if you like to get things in the mail and if you think that this book is a rip-off, it's not! All the stuff is pretty much FREE and if it's not FREE than it is only about [price]. That's all!!!!! If you like great deals than this is the book for you. Also if your child doesn't have to much to do around the house on those summer days than this is a book for them. It has great deals, and lots of fun things for kids to send for. In my opinion, I like this book a lot and I also like getting things in the mail. I would recomend this book to everyone.

We were listed. We would get new requests every day in the mail. What the kids wrote was very clever. 4 years later, I met a teacher that said that she had her students use the book to learn how to write a business letter. I hope that the kids that requested our product were happy with it, and learned how to go through a book like this and decide what they wanted and write letters.

As an after school care provider for a large group of kids aged 5-11, I thought this book would be a great resource, something different for the kids to do plus it encourages them to write. It was even recommended in "Seven Times Smarter" by Laurel Schmidt, an excellent activity book. What a disappointment to find out that very little of what is in this book is actually free. Almost everything costs $.25-$1.00. I cannot give money to the kids in my care to buy all of the "free" stuff. I wouldn't buy it for my own kids because the stuff isn't worth the asking price. Isn't there a law against false advertising? I feel bad for all the little kids who are lead to believe they can get something for free by buying this book. Shame on you, Free Stuff Editors, for stealing from kids.