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One 2 Believe - Action Figure Set - Tales of Glory - Jonah

One 2 Believe - Action Figure Set - Tales of Glory - Jonah
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Product Description

God gave Jonah a very important job, but Jonah did not want to do it.  He tried to run, but he could not hide.  God sent a big fish to teach Jonah a lesson! 

Read all about Jonah's wonderful Tale of Glory in the story, Jonah and the Big Fish.  Designed for young readers, it's a fun and exciting way to teach children about the Bible's fascinating Tales of Glory.  This set includes one Jonah figure, one big fish figure and the story of Jonah and the Big Fish.

Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #154420 in Toys & Games
  • Brand: One 2 Believe
  • Model: MO50524
  • Dimensions: 3.00" h x 1.00" w x 1.00" l, .50 pounds

Features

  • Read all about Jonah's wonderful Tale of Glory in the story, Jonah and the Big Fish
  • Designed for young readers, it's a fun and exciting way to teach children about the Bible's fascinating Tales of Glory
  • This set includes one Jonah figure, one big fish figure and the story of Jonah and the Big Fish
  • Figures are approximately 3 inches
  • Ages 3 and up

Customer Reviews

They don't stand up!2
I saw these figures at Wal-mart on clearance ($3/set) and knew my kids would love them. I also wanted to use them to teach our children Bible stories since I've used figurines in the past to teach them Biblical truths and they learn the story so well and can even act it out.

For the potential and biblical impact you can make in your child's life from these toys, I'd give them 5-stars.

However, I was very disappointed with the toys themselves. Some of the figurines, especially the ones that only have two little feet to support them do NOT stand up by themselves. They look like they should, but they fall right over. Looks like a very poor job of engineering these toys to balance. My son (3yrs Old) was very frustrated that he couldn't set the pieces out and have them just stand there.

I had to get out the glue gun and give some of the characters high heels to keep them standing, but even then their feet are so small they are easily knocked over. If your kids are like mine, they'll roll out the (wrinkly) playmat and try to place the characters on it, but most will tip right over.