SI Toy Store (Daxxie Boy Toys)
A Staten Island toy shop focused on action figures and collectibles from Marvel, Star Wars, DC, Transformers, Disney and Funko. Fans of superheroes and movie characters can hunt for figures and Funko Pops.
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A large general bookstore with a dedicated children's book section where kids can browse picture books, early readers, and toys and games. The chain hosts periodic in-store kids' storytimes and author events that are free to attend.
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Check the store's events page for storytime dates
Free to browse; storytimes and most events free
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Ages 0–12.
Free to browse; storytimes and most events free
Check the store's events page for storytime dates
2655 Richmond Avenue, Suite 1590, 10314, in New Springville, Staten Island.
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