Avon Books and Products
- Splashes and Bubbles and Foam and Other Soapy Things (AKA Avon Presents: All About Body Care, a Fun Book and Record)
- Curls and Bangs and Tangles and Other Hairy Things (AKA Avon Presents: All About Hair Care, a Fun Book and Record)
- Smiles and Grins and Giggles and Other Toothy Things (AKA Avon Presents: All About Tooth Care, a Fun Book and Record)
- Avon Pick a Pack of Sweet Pickles Puzzles (a pack of puzzles)
- Avon Accusing Alligator Bubble Bath
- Avon Loving Lion Non-Tear Shampoo
- Avon Outraged Octopus Toothbrush Holder and 2 Toothbrushes
- Avon Zany Zebra Hairbrush
- Avon Fearless Fish Face Mask and Face Soap
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