The mouse Diddl is back
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Diddl was a big star in the 90s. The mouse has big feet. It wears blue pants. Millions of children collected paper from Diddl. The mouse left shops in 2014. Now the mouse is back. You can buy new Diddl things today. These are soft toys and cups. There are also note pads with a scent. You can buy drink bottles. School things are available too. There are only few products. Thomas Goletz draws the mouse. He works with the firm Warimex now. Many people like the return. This feeling is called Nostalgie. This means: You think of old times. Adults also buy the things. They want to feel like children. Many shops see many buyers.
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Definitions
- Nostalgie
- Nostalgie means you feel good when you think of the past.
People
- Thomas Goletz
- Thomas Goletz is a person who draws the mouse.
Locations
- Germany
- A country in Europe.
- Austria
- A country next to Germany.
- Switzerland
- A country in Europe.
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