Customer Reviews:
 Leave it to Crayola to save the day! October 16, 2007
K. Stephens-de Leo (Reggio Calabria, Italy)
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
Ah... Crayola... what will you think of next? This one's a winner for many reasons. The concept is brilliant in that the children can use markers (like they see their older siblings doing), but are not able to ruin the walls, sofa, etc. in the process. You use clear ink markers to color the book and the colors appear as you draw. The color is in the pen, not on the paper, so it does leave some creativity to your children in choosing what colors they want to use where. I took this with me on a recent plane trip as a "keep busy" toy... no marking up the plane seats and it kept the kids busy for a while. I do hope that Crayola expands on this product to include more books, as mentioned in a previous review. Great CLEAN fun!!!!
Brilliant - but we want more! March 12, 2007
A. Deighan (English living in Brazil)
14 out of 14 found this review helpful
I bought this for my daughter when she was 4 and she loved it so much she never wanted it to end -so much so she allowed herself to do one picture a day to make it last longer!! Only very special friends were allowed to do it with her. My only gripe therefore is that Crayola has only done the one pad She has the plain paper pad too, but it is not the same. Still excellent play value and no mess!!
How clever is this? April 24, 2006
Duncan Disorderly
39 out of 39 found this review helpful
I got one of these for my two year old because he doesn't always know where to scribble. So far the walls, sofa and dining room table have all suffered from the wrath of conventional colouring pens. But no more! This clever system lets him use these pens only on the paper supplied because they don't mark anything else - not even his hands or face. The other clever thing is that you can't go over the lines because the pens don't work on the paper outside of the line drawings. All in all this is the most ingenious art toy for youngsters that I have ever come accross.
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