Mo Willems’ Pigeon gets the tonies treatment

Hidden Pigeon Company has teamed up with tonies on a Mo Willems’ Pigeon Series Tonie.

The Mo Willems’ Pigeon Series Tonie features songs from Don’t Let The Pigeon Drive the Bus: The Musical!, including Bus Driver and Panic At The Bus Stop! The Tonie also teaches kids about patience, persistence, and listening. features songs from Don’t Let The Pigeon Drive the Bus: The Musical!, including Bus Driver and Panic At The Bus Stop! The Tonie also teaches kids about patience, persistence, and listening.

HPC led the creative on the Mo Willems’ Pigeon Series Tonie and was highly involved in its production, including the songs and other audio.

The Mo Willems’ Pigeon Series Tonie will launch on Target.com this week and on amazon, Walmart.com, and us.tonies.com on November 5th.

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