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TomaTomato Pin The majority of the cards

TomaTomato Pin The majority of the cardsThe game includes four card types that you will turn over and line up one by one: Tomato, Mato, Ma and To. After a turn, you must read the entire line of cards from start to finish. At first, you may have to say only 'Tomato,' but before you know it, the challenge escalates into difficult tongue twisters; 'Tomatotomatomama!' might sound great when you can say it smoothly, but it's hilarious when you can't! Ages 6+ 3 6 players Approximate play time: 20

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The majority of the cards reproduced here are drawn from the extensive Leonard A

Farnoosh Fathi

This collection by pre-eminent Egyptian writer Naguib Mahfouz was recently discovered among his old papers

Weight: 400 gr

with contributions from heritage practitioners with first-hand experience of working in the region and leading academics from a range of disciplines

TomaTomato Pin The majority of the cardsThe game includes four card types that you will turn over and line up one by one: Tomato, Mato, Ma and To. After a turn, you must read the entire line of cards from start to finish. At first, you may have to say only 'Tomato,' but before you know it, the challenge escalates into difficult tongue twisters; 'Tomatotomatomama!' might sound great when you can say it smoothly, but it's hilarious when you can't! Ages 6+ 3 6 players Approximate play time: 20

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