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Pokémon Concierge

Pokémon Concierge (Japanese: ポケモンコンシェルジュ Pokémon Concierge) is a series produced by dwarf studios as a collaborative production between Netflix and The Pokémon Company. The initial run consisted of four episodes, which were released worldwide on December 28, 2023 on Netflix.Sunny Skies and Bright Smiles: Stop-Motion Series ‘Pokémon Concierge’ Premieres on December 28 - About Netflix
It was announced on February 27, 2023 during a Pokémon Presents as part of Pokémon Day.Pokémon Continues to Evolve with New Game Experiences, Entertainment, and Products Revealed for 2023 on Pokémon Day - The Pokémon Company North America Official Press SiteNetflix and The Pokémon Company Team Up for Brand New Stop-Motion Series 'Pokémon Concierge' - About Netflix On February 19, 2024, the official Pokémon Twitter account announced that additional episodes are currently in production.Exciting news, Trainers! New episodes of Pokémon Concierge are in production! Stay tuned for updates! - Pokémon on Twitter
It features a concierge at the Pokémon Resort, Haru, and her interactions with Pokémon and their s visiting the resort as guests.
==Blurb==
Welcome to Pokémon Resort, a peaceful getaway for Pokémon to relax and have fun. Which adorable guest will the new concierge Haru befriend and help first?
==Gallery==
:For more artwork, please see Pokémon Concierge images on the Bulbagarden Archives.
Pokémon Concierge logo.png|English logo
Pokémon Concierge logo Japanese.png|Japanese logo
Pokémon Concierge teaser image horizontal.png|First English teaser image
Pokémon Concierge teaser image Japanese.png|First Japanese teaser image
Pokémon Concierge teaser image 2.png|Second English teaser art
Pokémon Concierge Release Date Poster.jpg|Second Japanese teaser art
Pokémon Concierge teaser image 3.jpg|Third English teaser art
Pokémon Concierge teaser image 3 Japanese.jpg|Third Japanese teaser art
Concierge Additional Episode Teaser.jpg|Additional episode teaser art by Iku Ogawa
==Episodes==
===Season 1===
==Cast==
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==Staff==
Director 	
* Iku Ogawa	
* 大川育
Written by 	
* Harumi Doki	
* 土城温美
Concept Art/Character Design	
* Tadahiro Uesugi	
* 上杉忠弘
Production by 	
* dwarf studios	
* ドワーフスタジオ
Theme Song 	
* "Have a Good Time Here" by	
* 竹内まりや「君の居場所（Have a Good Time Here）」
==Videos==
Teaser
Studio visit with Non
Trailer
Making of
==In other languages==
==References==
==External links==
* Netflix
Category:Animation
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Pokémon Connoisseur

A Pokémon Connoisseur (Japanese: ポケモンソムリエ Pokémon ) or Pokémon Connaisseuse (Japanese: ポケモンソムリエール Pokémon Sommelière) is a person who specializes in identifying the compatibility between Pokémon Trainers and their . They are not well-known outside of the Unova region.
==Role==
Pokémon Connoisseurs use their knowledge and experience to assess the bond between and Pokémon, and from there give advice on how to strengthen their partnership. The process of checking Pokémon and Trainer compatibility is known as an evaluation, with methods including field observations, skin condition, and aroma. Connoisseurs can also help choose what Pokémon would be compatible for beginning Trainers who have not yet chosen their first Pokémon, as seen in Clash of the Connoisseurs!.
When sharing a strong bond with their Pokémon, Connoisseurs will refer to them as their premium brand (Japanese: ビンテージ ); however, the term is not used continuously in the English dub as it is in the original Japanese version, and is often replaced with other lines. Connoisseurs also use the term for other Trainer's Pokémon as well, as seen in the Japanese version of Battling For The Love of Bug-Types! when Cilan concluded that was 's premium brand. Additionally, premium brand Pokémon are not limited to humans, as two Pokémon who are in love can be each others' premium brand.
==Classes==
A Connoisseur or Connaisseuse is licensed and given a class-specific Badge by the Pokémon Connoisseur Association after successfully completing a specific Connoisseur Evaluation for each class, starting with C-class. In A Connoisseur's Revenge!, a ranking system for Pokémon Connoisseurs was revealed to exist. There are four different Connoisseur classes:
* S-class: Highest of the Connoisseur classes. They are experts and may open their own shop.
* A-class: They are known due to their ability and they may open their own shop.
* B-class: They are readers and may be assistants but still may not open their own shop.
* C-class: Lowest of the Connoisseur classes. They are beginners and are typically only assistants of an A-Class or above Connoisseurs.
==Notable Connoisseurs==
* Burgundy (C-class)
* (A-class)
* Ricard (A-class)
* Santo (unknown class)
==Trivia==
* Connaisseuse is the feminine form of the French word .
* To date, no B or S-class Connoisseurs are known to have appeared in the .
==In other languages==
==Related articles==
Category:Animated series Trainer classes
Category:Pokémon world
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Pokémon Contest Hall (Rising Rivals 93)

Pokémon Contest Hall (Japanese: ポケモンコンテスト会場 Pokémon Contest Hall) is a . It is part of the expansion.
==Card text==
==Trivia==
===Origin===
This card depicts the Contest Hall in Hearthome City.
Category:Rising Rivals cards
Category:Bonds to the End of Time cards
Category:Illus. by Makoto Imai
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ja:ポケモンコンテスト会場
zh:宝可梦华丽大赛会场（TCG）
Pokémon Corogarena

Pokémon Corogarena (Japanese: ポケモンコロガリーナ) is an arcade released in Japan by Sega on March 14, 2022.Pokémon Corogarena - Sega (retrieved June 25, 2023)
==Gameplay==
==Gallery==
Pokémon Corogarena logo.png|Logo
Pokémon Corogarena Key Art.png|Key Art
===Trailer===
==References==
==Related articles==
Category:Arcade games
Pokémon Countdown Calendar (TCG)

Released in October 2008, the Pokémon Countdown Calendar saw a rather limited release in countries such as Canada, Germany, Norway, Belgium, and the Netherlands, and sold exclusively in certain store chains such as , and via some online retailers. The calendar contains a fixed selection of 24 cards from various Diamond & Pearl Series expansions, plus one random Diamond & Pearl Series booster pack. All of the cards feature a foil snowflake stamp on their artwork; 23 of which are gold, one of which is silver. The card was featured as the card for Christmas Eve, and as such, differs from the other cards in the calendar by having a Holofoil treatment and a silver snowflake stamp instead of a gold one.
==Description==
'Tis the Season for Pokémon! Give the Season Special Cheer with the Pokémon TCG Countdown Calendar!
Abomasnow ... Glaceon ... and, of course, everyone's favorite, Pikachu count down the winter days in the Pokémon Trading Card Game Countdown Calendar! Twenty-three of your favorite Pokémon make every day special until the big day finally arrives with a cool foil card and a Diamond & Pearl Series booster ... that includes 10 more cards! Count down the fun every day with this brand-new Pokémon TCG Countdown Calendar!
==Card list==
Promotional cards:
* ( 61; gold snowflake stamp)
* ( 83; gold snowflake stamp)
* ( 99; gold snowflake stamp)
* ( 102; gold snowflake stamp)
* ( 19; gold snowflake stamp)
* ( 42; gold snowflake stamp)
* ( 48; gold snowflake stamp)
* ( 52; gold snowflake stamp)
* ( 73; gold snowflake stamp)
* ( 74; gold snowflake stamp)
* ( 86; gold snowflake stamp)
* ( 98; gold snowflake stamp)
* ( 101; gold snowflake stamp)
* ( 40; gold snowflake stamp)
* Plant Cloak ( 78; gold snowflake stamp)
* ( 37; gold snowflake stamp) 
* ( 61; gold snowflake stamp)
* ( 20; gold snowflake stamp)
* ( 57; gold snowflake stamp)
* ( 59; gold snowflake stamp)
* ( 68; gold snowflake stamp)
* ( 72; gold snowflake stamp)
* ( 78; gold snowflake stamp)
* ( 16; silver snowflake stamp)
==Gallery==
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Countdown_Calendar_2008_Burmy.png
Countdown_Calendar_2008_Combee.png
Countdown_Calendar_2008_Snover.png
Countdown_Calendar_2008_Abomasnow.png
Countdown_Calendar_2008_Chimchar.png
Countdown_Calendar_2008_Piplup.png
Countdown_Calendar_2008_Buizel.png
Countdown_Calendar_2008_Floatzel.png
Countdown_Calendar_2008_Weavile.png
Countdown_Calendar_2008_Glaceon.png
Countdown_Calendar_2008_Pikachu.png
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Countdown_Calendar_2008_Chingling.png
Countdown_Calendar_2008_Skorupi.png
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Countdown_Calendar_2008_Bronzor.png
Countdown_Calendar_2008_Bidoof.png
Countdown_Calendar_2008_Glameow.png
Countdown_Calendar_2008_Happiny.png
Countdown_Calendar_2008_Gabite.png
Countdown_Calendar_2008_Munchlax.png
Category:Pokémon Trading Card Game merchandise
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Pokémon Craft

Pokémon Craft is a series of paper-fold Pokémon craft books by Jupiter Corporation, itself part of the larger Magic Craft series.Official Jupiter website craft product list These would usually come with a , and sometimes a bonus diorama. It is notable for an early depiction of the character who would become .
There is a sub-series of Pokémon Craft known as Pokémon Craft DX.
For the Satellaview, the December 21, 1997 issue of the downloadable magazine "Tora Maga Daisakusen" included a copy of Pokémon Craft, which included a miniature manga about how to make an origami .Tora Maga Daisakusen 12 21 on YoutubeEp. 39 - The Satellaview BS-X & Pokémon Craft by EveryGameEver
Tora Maga Daisakusen had a feature about Satella de Picross from December 1997 and people who solved all of the puzzles in it had a chance to win a copy of Pokémon Craft Electric Set, which included papercrafts of Pikachu, , and .This new ROM dump just poked my mons. | Satellablog (comment by Bluesun)
==See also==
* Green (Adventures)
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==References==
Category:Arts & crafts
Category:Manga
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Pokémon Crystal: Official Nintendo Player's Guide

Pokémon Crystal: Official Nintendo Player's Guide is a guidebook for published by Nintendo Power in July 2001.
==Blurb==
The Pokémon Crystal Version Player's Guide is the one item no Trainer can be without! Let the pros from Nintendo Power guide you through Pokémon Crystal with detailed maps of every area and a Pokédex with all 251 creatures—plus information on the Unown, the Move Tutor and other items and moves exclusive to the newest member of the colorful Pokémon series.
* Complete Pokédex for Pokémon Red, Blue, Yellow, Gold, Silver and Crystal
* Vital tips and exhaustive walk-throughs with complete maps to help you conquer the game
* A special foldout section on the all-new Pokémon Crystal Battle Tower
* Perfect strategies for battling every Gym Leader as well as the Elite Four
* Locations and functions of every item, Technical Machine and Hidden Machine in the game
==See also==
* Pokémon Crystal: Prima's Official Strategy Guide
Category:Strategy guides
Pokémon Crystal: Prima's Official Strategy Guide

Pokémon Crystal: Prima's Official Strategy Guide is a guidebook for published by Prima Games in July 2001.
==Blurb==
Get Out Your PokéGear–Your Destiny Awaits!
* Quick-path walkthrough for Pokémon trainers on the move
* Complete maps and walkthroughs of the Johto and Kanto regions
* Comprehensive PokéDex containing Crystal moves, How to Catch charts, and detailed stats for all 251 Pokémon
* Every secret, item location, and puzzle solution exposed
* Detailed Pokémon evolution and breeding tips
==Contents==
==See also==
* Pokémon Crystal: Official Nintendo Player's Guide
Category:Strategy guides
Pokémon DP

Pokémon DP or Pocket Monsters DP has several referrals:
*For the games from Generation IV, see Pokémon Diamond and Pearl Versions
*For the third series of , see Pokémon the Series: Diamond and Pearl
**For the tenth season of the English dub titled Pokémon: Diamond & Pearl, see S10
**For the eleventh season of the English dub titled Pokémon Diamond & Pearl: Battle Dimension, see S11
**For the twelfth season of the English dub titled Pokémon Diamond & Pearl: Galactic Battles, see S12
**For the thirteenth season of the English dub titled Pokémon Diamond & Pearl: Sinnoh League Victors, see S13
**For the theme song of the English dub for the tenth season, see Diamond and Pearl (song)
*For the expansion for the Pokémon Trading Card Game, see Diamond & Pearl (TCG)
*For the manga drawn by Shigekatsu Ihara, see Pokémon Diamond and Pearl Adventure!
*For the manga drawn by Kosaku Anakubo, see Pocket Monsters DP (Kosaku Anakubo)
Pokémon DS

Pokémon DS may refer to twelve games on the Nintendo DS:
*Pokémon Dash
*Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Blue Rescue Team
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*Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time and Explorers of Darkness
*Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky
*Pokémon Ranger: Shadows of Almia
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Pokémon Daily Express CD-ROM

This Pokémon CD-ROM was released as a promotion by the Daily Express newspaper in in 2001. It provides a preview of the song by 50.Grind. When inserted into a CD player, two tracks will play. When inserted into a computer, it is also an interactive CD-ROM. The CD-ROM content includes the music video for the song, a video interview with 50.Grind, commercials for Pokémon Stadium 2 and Pokémon Crystal Version, a trailer for the third movie, and desktop wallpapers.
==Tracklist==
# (Edit) - 50.Grind featuring Pokémon AllStars [1:02]
# Gotta Catch 'Em All (Club Mix - Edit) - 50.Grind featuring Pokémon AllStars [1:10]
==Related articles==
Category:English CDs
Pokémon Daisuki Club

The Pokémon Daisuki Club (Japanese: ポケモンだいすきクラブ Pokémon Fan Club) is the name of the Japanese Pokémon fan club, the Japanese equivalent to Pokémon Trainer Club. Its website first opened in late June, 2004Announcement of Pokémon Daisuki Club, Pokémon.co.jp (archived). and features several activities for its members, including a customizable Trainer profile, mini-games, contests, events and special offers. Its name is a reference to the in-game Pokémon Fan Club.
==Special offers==
Among other things, Pokémon Daisuki Club frequently features special offers for its members. Notably, there is a Nintendo DS Lite Special Edition designed specifically for the Daisuki Club; coming in four variations, all white, it features poses of and the Sinnoh first partner Pokémon. Another two special white Nintendo DS Lites, one featuring , and the other featuring with the Pokémon of Myth, have also been available for members of the club, accommodating the release of and the revelation of , respectively. Other Pokémon merchandise has also been made available.
==Mini-games==
Several mini-games and related activities are available in the Pokémon Daisuki Club, some permanent and others available in special events and festivals. The Pokémon Trainer Club uses many of these games along with others, styled in a similar manner.
==Manga and books==
A number of Pokémon and books have been made available for members of the Pokémon Daisuki Club. This includes Hidenori Kusaka and Satoshi Yamamoto's Pokémon Ranger the Comic: Double Mission and Pokémon Ranger: The Comic – Shadows of Almia, available for reading exclusively for the club's members. The site also features a series of children books, namely, Pokémon Daisuki Ehon. Most recently, a short Trading Card Game-based manga series named Pokémon Card Game Battle Comic was held, promoting the series.
==Songs==
Several songs have been released for Pokémon Daisuki Club promotions on the official Japanese Pokémon YouTube channel.
* Slowpoke Song
* Machoke Movers
* The Magikarp Song
* Mimikyu's Song
* Alala, Alola
* Pokémon Card Game Rule Song
* Sweet Temptation
* Where is Coil? Here is Coil!
* Dit-to Ditto
* Pikarap Starts, Yo!
* Tentacool Bobbing Up and Down
* Gengar Night After Night
* Pyuku Muku-muku
* Eevee Drawing Song
* Our Staryu
* Poké Maniac Club ~My Dear Pokémon~
* Eevee March
* Slowpoke Ondo
* Meowth's Pickup ~Keep the Streets Clean~
* I Love Pikachu and Eevee
* Rocks and Hands! Iwate! Geodude!
* Everyone Get On! Laplace's Rap ~Laplace + Miyagi Tour~
* Chairman Psyduck
* Farfetch'd Counting Song
==External links==
* Pokémon Daisuki Club (Japanese)
==References==
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Pokémon Database

Pokémon Database is a Pokémon website started in 2008.
Pokémon Database focuses on main series games with content including information on Pokémon, moves, Abilities, and types. It also features a forum-like Q&A section called PokéBase (short for Pokémon Knowledgebase). PokéBase has over 60,000 members and over 40,000 questions.
The site has a Pokémon Showdown! server, which is used to host various tournaments. This site also has a Discord.
==History==
The site was founded as a test site in January 2008, only containing a list of Pokémon and some basic details. As more details were added and the design was finalized, the site was moved to the domain pokemondb.co.uk in March 2008. The site continued to grow, receiving up to 100 visitors per day.
In March 2010, the site moved to pokemondb.net to have a more global appeal. In April 2010, the Q&A forum PokéBase was set up and proved to be very popular. 
In March 2011, due to the international release of , the site reached over 100,000 unique visitors per day, breaking its previous record. The number of visitors remained high after this rush.
The third redesign of the site began in December 2012, around Christmas. The aim of the design was to allow the site to function well on mobile devices. This redesign was launched in July 2013.
==Technical information==
The site is coded in with the framework, and the database runs on . The server is , but was previously . PokéBase is run on Question2Answer.
==External links==
*Pokémon Database's about page
Category:Fan sites
Pokémon Day (Italy)

A Pokémon Day was an annual event that took place in . It was organized by Nintendo and held at the amusement park, near . Every Pokémon Day was two or more days long. During each Pokémon Day, Event Pokémon or items were given away.
From 2015 onward a Pokémon Day wan't held, instead there are events for younger fans called Pokémon Tour in different cities.
A similar event is held in other countries as well.
==Pokémon Day 2005==
The first Pokémon Day was held on July 2 and 3, 2005.
While no event Pokémon was distributed, the event item AuroraTicket was given via Mystery Gift. There were also some free cards: from and from , among with other gifts like t-shirts and stickers.
There was a mini Game Boy Advance tournament and a TCG tournament that allowed the winners to go directly to the finals in Italy. Two packs were given to all the participants.
==Pokémon Day 2006==
The second Pokémon Day was from June 23 to 25, 2006. Similar to other European countries, ten event Pokémon were distributed:
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==Pokémon Day 2007==
In 2007, the event was held from July 7 to 8, 2007.
The event Pokémon was distributed during the event. The movie Lucario and the Mystery of Mew was also shown for the first time. The visitors were also allowed to try the demo version of that was released in Italy three weeks later.
As usual there was Pokémon Trading Card Game tournaments and tournaments for the new Pokémon Trading Figure Game.
===Mew===
==Pokémon Day 2008==
In 2008, the event was held from July 12 to 13, 2008. The event Pokémon was distributed and the tenth movie was aired. In addition, as Pokémon Day spin-offs, the movie aired in only two selected UCI Cinemas events (one projection per event only): on September 7, 2008 in Naples and on September 14, 2008 in Milan. The movie should have aired on August 31, 2008 in both Rome and Geneve, but some issues with the given DVDs made the events fail.
===Alamos Darkrai===
==Pokémon Day 2009==
In 2009, the event was held from July 18 to 19, 2009. The movie Giratina and the Sky Warrior was shown as well.
The event Pokémon was distributed during the event. Video game and TCG tournaments were also held.
===Regigigas===
==Pokémon Day 2012==
In 2012, the event was held from July 14 and 15, 2012.
A Pikachu was distributed during the event.
===Summer 2012 Pikachu===
==Pokémon Day 2013==
In 2013, the event was held from July 13 and 14, 2013.
A Meowth based on Team Rocket's Meowth was distributed during the event.
===Team Rocket Meowth===
==Pokémon Day 2014==
In 2014, the event was held from June 21 and 22, 2014.
A Wobbuffet based on Jessie's Wobbuffet was distributed during the event.
===Jessie's Wobbuffet===
==External links==
*Official Pokémon Day site (Italian)
Category:Promotional events
Pokémon Day (Poland)

A Pokémon Day was held in on August 20, 2011. The event happened in Warsaw, organised by Pokemon Valhalla under the patronage of Nintendo Poland, in connection with the premiere of Zoroark: Master of Illusions in Poland. The movie itself premiered a week later, on August 27. This was the first event of its type in Poland.
The Celebi available was the fateful encounter Celebi from Movie 13. It can be downloaded to any Generation IV game, and in HeartGold and SoulSilver it activates an event that allows a battle with Giovanni. After transferring it to Black and White, the player can receive a Zorua in Castelia City.
Celebi's owner is WIN2011, with a Trainer ID number of 01211. It is in Cherish Ball, holding a Classic Ribbon and a Jaboca Berry. Celebi also knows Leaf Storm, Recover, Nasty Plot and Healing Wish.
The chance to get Celebi and to trade with other players wasn't the only attraction, however. Starting at noon, players were able to subscribe to a battle tournament. The tournament will use an elimination system. The next contest is an art contest in which all participants will sketch a chosen Pokémon. The third and last contest was a special knowledge test about Pokémon.
The aforementioned tournament had these rules:
*Single Battle
*The player brings 6 Pokémon, and chooses 3 to use in battle.
*Level Limit: 50
*Item Clause
*Species Clause
*Sleep Clause
*Banned Pokémon:
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Results
There were 25 players in the tournament. TOP 4:
* 1st: Michał Keller (, , )
* 2nd: Aleksandra Ćwikiel
* 3rd: Tadeusz Szuba
* 4th: Martin Dvořák (, , )
==External links==
*Pokemon Valhalla
*Announcement by Nintendo Poland
Category:Promotional events
Pokémon Day (disambiguation)

Pokémon Day is the name given to a series of events for fans that are held around the world. Some of them include:
* The anniversary of held from 2016 onwards; see Pokémon Day
* The event held every summer in from 2004 to 2013; see Pokémon Day (Germany)
** The event held in Switzerland in 2013; see Pokémon Day (Germany) → Pokémon Day 2013
* The event held every summer in from 2005 to 2014; see Pokémon Day (Italy)
* The event held in in 2006, 2008, 2009 and 2010; see Pokémon Day (the Netherlands)
* The event held in in 2009; see Pokémon in Denmark → Community
* The event held every January in from 2012 to 2015; see Pokémon Day (Chile)
* The event held in in 2014; see Pokémon in Singapore → 2014
* The event held in in 2011; see Pokémon Day (Poland)
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Pokémon Deluxe Activity Book: Johto Edition

Pokémon Deluxe Activity Book: Johto Edition is an activity book published by Scholastic on April 1, 2010. It is 64 pages in length and contains activities and facts about several Johto Legendary Pokémon. Types of activities included in this book include trivia quizzes, true or false questions, connect-the-dot puzzles, crosswords, mazes, and problem-solving activities. The back cover contains a scrambled puzzle of the Johto first partner Pokémon which can be cut out and assembled.
==Blurb==
Puzzle Power!
Cut carefully along the dotted lines. Then put the puzzle together and see if you can find the Pokémon hiding here!
==Trivia==
*Despite the book being based on , the Bell Tower is still referred to as the Tin Tower, its name in .
Category:Activity books