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Target’s 2014 toy catalog leaked, according to shopping website

By Jennifer Sorentrue
Oct 17, 2014

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BFAds.net, a popular Black Friday and shopping website, says it has released images of Target's 2014 toy catalog.

The popular toy catalog is not currently posted on Target's website.  According to BFAds.net, the toy book is 60-pages and includes a number of coupons for popular toy items.

Target released it’s 2014 Top Toy list in September. The company said it plans to offer hundreds of toys in its stores and on its website that have traditionally only been found at small boutiques. The boutique brand toys focus on play patterns such as discovery, exploration and imagination that promote child development, the company said.

>>Click here to see photos: Target's hot toy Christmas list

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