The Massive Toy Store In Tennessee That Will Bring Out Your Inner Child
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Meghan Kraft
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Located in Knoxville, Smart Toys and Books may not look too exciting from the outside – but inside, there’s a whole new story to tell. Boasting the title of one of the coolest toy stores in the nation, this little Tennessee gem is one your kids will never forget.
Located at 9700 Kingston Pike, Knoxville has come to know and love their local, unassuming toy shop. A playground for the senses, a perfect place for imagination to thrive - and not too bad for parents, either.
Plus, they boast an epic play are in the middle of the store. Your kids are NEVER going to want to leave - plus, it makes for a solid distraction.
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The store prides itself on hands-on displays, making this a great place if you have curious kids who have a bit of trouble making up their minds.
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Art classes and designated playtimes are also an option for a small fee.
Employees here also know their audience very, very well. It's here that you'll get personalized recommendations and wonderfully wrapped gifts - if you're headed to a party, that is!
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Smart Toys and Books really knows how to make a toy store an experience. This is the kind of place you would brings your kids for an afternoon out, to get out the wiggles and tire them a bit before dinner.
Does your little one like to read? They offer story time! You'll want to check on the exact time and schedules, but your littles are sure to fall in love with a good story book.
As you can tell, their collection of quality books is very popular.
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High quality toys and games line the walls, making this a must before any birthday party or Christmas get-together.
Going to make a visit? Plan for the following: Monday to Friday from 10 am to 7 pm, Saturday from 10 am to 6 pm you can visit on Sundays from 1 pm to 6 pm.
It’s pretty magical, right? We tend to think so…
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