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Play-Doh Reveals Its First Romantasy Crossover for ACOTAR Fans

The new A Court of Thorns and Roses book was just released last week and there's already been a ton of new merchandise attached to it. There's plushies, puzzles, necklaces, and even board games now available for ACOTAR fans in 2026. And now even Play-Doh is getting in on the romantasy bandwagon with a new Blooms bouquet kit. The Play-Doh Blooms A Court of Throns and Roses kit is up for preorder…

Play-Doh Reveals Its First Romantasy Crossover for ACOTAR Fans

Last week, the first A Court of Thorns and Roses book was released and it has already spawned a plethora of new merchandise for ACOTAR fans in 2026. Play-Doh has joined the trend with a Blooms bouquet kit, currently available for preorder at Amazon for $49.99 with a release date set for January 15, 2026. The kit contains a book vase and a Truth-teller dagger.

Hasbro, the parent company, revealed the adult-focused line of Play-Doh in July, noting that "the Play-Doh brand has always been about the limitless possibilities of imagination... that feeling doesn't fade as you grow up, it evolves." Brian Baker, Senior Vice President at Hasbro, elaborated that Blooms by Play-Doh caters to this need by providing a "more elevated, hands-on way to slow down, get lost in the process and create something beautiful you can enjoy long after you've made it."

This concept isn't new to LEGO, which has enjoyed success with its Botanicals line of builds. The Play-Doh version, however, offers a softer look that is more organic up close. The new set will arrive just days after the release of book seven, A Court of Forgotten Melody. Sarah J. Maas, the author, has hinted at a book eight, though a release date has not been announced.

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