The new Mothman plush from Build-A-Bear appeared to sell out within hours of its announcement. ... A "Mothman Plush Legend Gift Set," priced at $49, included the Mothman plush, ...

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Cosmonaut Yuri Lonchakov carried a small plush polar bear that was a gift from his son on both of his flights to the International Space Station, Soyuz TMA-1 in 2002 and Soyuz TMA-13 in 2008.

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A Chicago family is asking for help locating their son's favorite stuffed bear that went missing during a festival visit in ...

The gift of a plush bear helps in so many ways, says Nikkoli Hubic, a primary care paramedic and a member of Regina Paramedics with Heart. ...

There are two versions of Shadow's Build-A-Bear plush available and which one you go for depends on what you want from it and how much you're willing ... $48 at Build-a-Bear (Gift Set with Sound) ...

Build-a-Bear added the Sanrio 50th Anniversary Hello Kitty plush to its online storefront in both bundles and stuffed animal gift sets on August 29, 2024. However, while the $36 plush sold on its ...

Part of the limited-edition "After Dark" Valentine's Day Collection, The Cuddly Cougar gift sets are the unexpected gift you didn't know you needed— for a significant other, best friend, or ...

Cosmonaut Yuri Lonchakov carried a small plush polar bear that was a gift from his son on both of his flights to the International Space Station, Soyuz TMA-1 in 2002 and Soyuz TMA-13 in 2008.

Forget chocolates and flowers—this Valentine's (and Galentine's) Day, Build-A-Bear is turning up the heat with a bold twist on gift-giving. Meet The Cuddly Cougar, featured in four unique gift ...

Cosmonaut Yuri Lonchakov carried a small plush polar bear that was a gift from his son on both of his flights to the International Space Station, Soyuz TMA-1 in 2002 and Soyuz TMA-13 in 2008.