Candy Land Game

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In all, the council says it’s short almost 8 million pounds in unpaid taxes across the whole street. Choose your cards, move your pawn and let your imagination soar as you make your way to the castle to win.

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We opened the box today to find that the pick n mix packaging wasn't sealed correctly and the sweets inside had gone gooey and were inedible. This adorable version of the classic Candyland game features the colored cards and fun illustrations that kids love, with different destinations like Cupcake Commons and the chunky Chocolate Mountains.

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