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The Desktop Gremlins Book Is Out!

Desktop Gremlins, photo used with permission.

I’ve reviewed the Desktop Gremlins website before, which is full of fun, printable foldable monsters, many of which are free. But if you’re like me, you don’t have access to a snazzy printer, and usually just buy copy paper for printing. If you’re looking for a more substantial desk companion, check out the new Desktop Gremlins book!

The book has shiny, thick, cover-weight paper, so when you fold up your Munchkins, they are quite substantial. Each Gremlin comes with a story and a reason to be on your desk. And the book has so many that you can swap them out as the mood strikes you.

Desktop Gremlins, photo used with permission.

The book has 92 colorful and playful pages which are filled with 20 different Gremlins, along with 20 posters to go along with them. You only need scissors to construct these guys, so you don’t have to worry about where to put the tape, or wait for the glue to dry.

If you purchase the book through the website soon, there are some limited time bonuses including free U.S. shipping, collectible bookmarks, and more. Or you can order from Amazon. The book retails for $19.95, but will give you (or your kids) plenty of fun, during the building process and beyond.

Desktop Gremlins, photo used with permission.

 

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This post was last modified on November 24, 2017 7:33 pm

Jenny Bristol

Jenny Bristol is Editor-in-Chief of GeekMom and an Editor at GeekDad. She is a lifelong geek who spends her time learning, writing, facilitating the education of her two wickedly smart kids, losing herself in history, and mastering the art of traveling on a shoestring.

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