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Light-Up Library™ - Alex Asks: What is the Weather?

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$16.05 $21.99 In stock

NEW!
Interactive, Light-Up Storybook - Pages Magically Light Up and Glow!

Have you ever wondered where wind comes from? How do raindrops and snowflakes form? Join Alex as he answers the question, "What in the world is the weather?".
Discover the wonderful world of weather by exploring weather patterns, how they form, and their important impact on the world.

How it Works: 

  1. Insert 2 AAA batteries into the back of the Magic Magnifier™ wand.
    (using a Phillips #1 Head Screwdriver)
  2. Turn the Magnifier "ON" and wave it over the pages of the book.
  3. Watch the book come to life, light up, and GLOW!

⭐ Included is 1 'Alex Asks: What is the Weather?' Book + 1 Magic Magnifier™ wand(batteries not included)

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Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Henry ★★★★★

The pages actually glow as you turn them, which made my son gasp the first time. He loves pressing along with Alex to learn about rain and snow, and the light-up effect keeps his attention through the whole story.

Mia ★★★★★

My four-year-old now asks to read this instead of watching cartoons, which says a lot. The glowing pages are bright enough to read by in a dim room, and he loves tapping each one to see what lights up next while Alex explains where wind comes from.

William X. ★★★★☆

The pages actually glow when you turn them, which got my daughter asking about clouds for the first time. Only downside is the light needs the room fairly dim to really show up, so bedtime reading takes some setup.