Celebrate Spot’s 30th anniversary with the new limited edition ‘Spot’ bumper DVD ready to be un-leashed on 25 January 2009.
“Happy Birthday Dear Spot, Happy Birthday to you!” – Join in the chorus and earmark the start of a new decade with Spot! 2010 is the year of children’s classic, Spot’s 30th anniversary and to kick start the celebrations Spot is releasing a brand new limited edition bumper DVD. To celebrate the 30th anniversary, you can get your paws on this new DVD from 25 January 2010 and enjoy this national treasure in action to really bring the magic of Spot to life.
With over 50 million books of ‘Where’s Spot?’ under his collar in over 100 countries and in 60 languages, this globe-trotting puppy and his pawprint continues to mark his territory with families and children all over the world. Spot makes a wonderful friend and learning companion - whether starting school, going on a trip or visiting the fair, Spot embarks on new experiences that children can identify and learn with. Spot’s 30th anniversary special edition DVD is packed full of fun and adventure with 18 episodes featuring Spot and his friends Helen the hippo, Tom the crocodile and Steve the monkey.
So don’t miss out on this big birthday bonanza with the new great value limited edition 30th anniversary DVD, available to own from all good DVD stockists and
www.abbeykids.co.uk. With 90 minutes to keep the little ones entertained, the charm and innocence of Spot makes him a firm family favourite as he continues to capture the hearts of preschoolers and their parents. Adopt this timeless classic from 25 January 2010 to treasure for years to come.
And keep your eyes peeled for more exciting events to come throughout 2010 including an anniversary edition of the original book, ‘Where’s Spot?’!
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