Paco has a beak nearly as big as the rest of him, in green and orange and red. He tells a story and everybody stops to listen. The next time he tells it, the fish is bigger.
Central America — the top of the rainforest, where the light gets in.
An audience. A good ending. Fruit.
Telling it the way it really happened.
“And THEN…”
Paco’s story carries the value of telling the truth, even when the story was better. Something that matters for a child who exaggerates without meaning any harm by it.
And THEN…
He ate the WHOLE cake!
Everybody sit down, I’ll tell it again.
I made it up. He ate one slice.
This time, exactly how it happened.
One print, or ten. Fill a corner of the room, or the whole wall.
The perfect last-minute gift!
Tap any poster to change the character, the background color, or add a name.
This month$5 offEvery posterwhen you collect 3 or more the same day at WalgreensEnds September 30
How would you like it?Pick a color and how many pieces. Then the picture breaks apart.
Drag the pieces — or tap one, then tap where it goes.
Small characters, big feelings
