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At first glance, I thought it would be perfect. As I applied the little sticky backings, I realized that there were not enough of the soft white backing stickers and way too many of the clear stickers. As a result, we are not able to use one of the books due to the fact that there weren’t enough sticker backings to complete the book. We will use the other three books, but I am disappointed that I won’t be able to use all four books that I paid for.

My son loves these books. Keeps his attention better than regular learning books.

My son is going to love these books, how ever I wasn’t sent enough soft Velcro backs to finish them…

These are excellent books and good quality. But…there are two velcro pieces needed for each object. One book only had the rough velcro dots and not any of the soft sticky dots. I can’t find a way to contact them either so that’s frustrating.The seller contacted me after I left this review and was so expedient in getting the missing velcro dots replaced. I have since ordered these books 3 more times with no issues or missing velcro. These books are excellent and my grandkids have loved them!

My grandson is a toddler and wants to touch everything. This book is easy for us both to use together. He likes placing the tiles on the velcro. Nice product and very colorful for the children.

Very meaningful book of enlightenment learning. Exactly as pictured, the content of the book is very vivid, the illustrations are very nice and interesting, and the printing color is also thums up.

However there were a few small disappointments for me.1. The pieces did not come assembled. It took about 20 minutes (5 minutes per book) to attach the velcro-ish sticky “dots” to the book pages, exposed section of each book, and to the pieces themselves (which came on perforated sheets.) 2. Also there were no instructions as to which “dots” went where – one had to remember that there are twice as many places for the pieces to go (in the books) as there are pieces, so the 2 sheets of clear “dots” provided need to go into the books vs. the 1 sheet of white “dots” for the pieces. If done the other way around, one will run out of book “dots”. After proper application, there were still many more sticky “dots” provided than needed (but not enough to switch where they are applied as previously noted.) Even just a label on each sheet (such as “book” and “pieces”) would be helpful.And now onto the good stuff.The books are well-constructed. The cardboard is thick and will likely last a good while. The spiral seems safe and the kids could not easily pull it apart. The kids were able to easily pull the pieces off and place them into the right spots in the books (so that they stuck.) There are 4 books (as pictured). They come in a box that is sturdy and handy for storage. The Ocean Wonders book (colors) is easy to follow with the possible exception of the “yellow” page, which is more of a dark mustard color, so the kids needed a bit of coaching. The Lets Count book (numbers) is very straightforward. The Spot the Shapes book (shapes) is fun and the kids enjoyed matching the shapes, however as an adult I was thrown off by the shape names “trapezium” (what is generally called “trapezoid” in the United States) and “sector” (which yes is a shape name, but children may more generally call it a “fan” shape.) But of course the kids aren’t reading yet, so none of this matters to them, and they really enjoyed matching the shapes to the pictures! The one that seemed a bit strange to me was the My Family book. It did not match shapes, colors, or pictures to the pieces, it matches words. However, the words on the pieces are capitalized and the words in the book are lowercase, so it’s a bit more challenging. Plus there are long compound words like “Grandmother” and phrases like “Elder sister”. Again, with coaching, the kids began to recognize on which page to put the piece, and they were happy. While I think it was more memorization than reading or matching, they still were happy to play with it. Perhaps it will make more sense when they are a bit older.Overall the kids really enjoyed playing with these books. They liked both putting the pieces on the pages and removing them and putting them on the exposed page of the book. The two of them kept trading books and were occupied for quite a while, saying the colors, numbers and shapes out loud and clapping when they were able to place them all. Definitely both fun and educational! Would get again.

My 3 year old son likes using these learning activity books. I’ll read him the question that’s on the page and he looks for the correct square. He gets so excited when he gets the answer right. The hook and loop stickers have to be attached to all of the pages in the book as well as all of the cards and that took awhile to do. They can also be removed and reattached with no problem.You get four books altogether. One for colors, numbers, shapes and people. These books are great for preschoolers to use and teach them how to search for the answers as well as how to spell the words.