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29.4.2018

These are wonderful. I bought two of these, one for my (almost) 4 year old girl, and one for my 9 year boy who has Downs Syndrome, and they both love them.I bought them at the same time as some of the Crayola dry wipe felt tips.My children are constantly drawing and colouring, and I have many walls covered in pieces of paper with 'masterpieces'. And honestly, I could not tell you what most of the pictures are.Problem is, the look terrible. The paper starts looking ratty pretty quickly. But there's also limited things you can do with them, other than cover up the wallpaper you picked out specifically.With the Rocketbook, I have a beautiful picture of a dinosaur set as my screensaver.It's also great to be able to send their pictures to family. And the ability to keep the pictures without them getting ruined it priceless. There's also the fact that it's so simple to take photos of the pictures. It only takes a second and it's saved in your phones memory.There are a couple of downsides, but nothing that would prevent me from buying them again.Firstly, the price isn't wonderful. It is a bit daunting to pay £20 for, essentially, white paper. But after having them for one day, with children that would gladly spend all day with pens in their hands, they'd already been well worth the money.Then there's the issue of how well the Crayola pens work with the book. It's not the best. We got the books the day before the pens, so I let my children used my own Staedtler dry wipe pens until the Crayola ones came the next day.The Staedtler pens worked like a dream. Wiped off with the cloth super easily, and left nothing but a clean white page. The Crayola pens, not so much. The blue and black ones especially, streak like a @#$%$#@%$@%$#$!%$*@$ (<insert appropriate swear word here).But luckily we have cats. And cats that constantly scratch our beautiful leather sofa. So we also have a £1 sprayer filled with water to shoo them off said sofa.Literally, with one spray of water, the pens wipe of beautifully. No it's not ideal to have to use water to get off "dry wipe" pen marks, but it's not a deal breaker, and I would much rather my kids use child friendly pens for the long run, than risk using regular dry wipe pens that are filled with God knows what chemicals (probably the specific chemicals that make them so dry wipe-y). It's probably more of an issue with the pens, which is Crayola's fault, but given that these books are made to be used with, specifically, Crayola products, it's a bit of an oversight.Lastly, a minor issue. Be careful where you take the photos of the pictures. As any shade or low light can have effects on the look of the scanned picture. So make sure you take the photo in a place where the light is direct, steady and bright.