Toy Insider Highlights the Best of Holiday Toys and Gifts with Bella Sara
SEATTLE, WA - (October 26, 2008) If you are searching for the perfect stocking stuffer or a great holiday gift for family and friends, Bella Sara is one of the best, according to Toy Insider.
Each holiday season Toy Insider reviews children's toys and chooses the "Toy Insider Top 100 Toys" as the hottest toys and gifts of the holiday season. Bella Sara was awarded best of the best for holiday '08 for children ages 6 to 8. Created primarily for girls, Bella Sara is a mainstream, international children's entertainment property composed of positive, inspirational products and experiences for children.
Understanding how busy people are in today's society, Toy Insider works hard to make its review succinct, yet informative: "We know how busy you are, juggling multiple roles in your life, and have created a guide that is comprehensive and easy to use, and provides the information you need to get a jump start on the holiday shopping season. We know the drill; we're parents and gift givers just like you."
Begin your journey into a magical world of horses with your family and friends this holiday season. To see more of the holiday line of Bella Sara collectable trading cards, collector tins, games, books and Nintendo DS and PC Games, visit BellaSara.com.
About Hidden City Games
Hidden City Games, Inc., a venture-backed game publisher headquartered in Seattle, develops and markets tabletop and online games to interactively engage players and collectors of all ages. The company is best known as the exclusive licensor of Bella Sara, the inspirational, horse-themed trading cards and magical online world for girls ages 5 and up, which launched nationwide in the United States in March of 2007. Bella Sara, the most successful trading card product ever developed for girls, links to a safe, fun-filled virtual world for kids at www.bellasara.com. Founder and CEO Peter D. Adkison formerly founded Wizards of the Coast, Inc., which created the world's first trading cards game, Magic: The Gathering, and introduced the Pokemon trading card phenomenon to North America.
