Coogam Preschool Magnetic Busy Book, 9 Themed Stickers Toys Fine Motor Skills Learning Binder Quiet Book Montessori Toys for Kids Toddlers Home Kindergarten

The magnets are sturdy, and cling to the pages. There are several activities pages: shapes, colors, numbers puzzle, alphabet train with animals, seasons, weather, and planets. Comes with a drawstring bag to hold it all together so you don’t lose magnets. I bought it for my 3-year-old granddaughter because I can tell she likes to have things to figure out, not just toys to play with. She enjoyed figuring out each page. It’s like a sticker book that you get to do over and over again. I recommend keeping the magnets for each page in their own ziploc snack bag to make it easier to use so you don’t deal with all the magnets at once.

We are enjoying this for home activities but originally wanted it for on the go purposes but the magnets don’t stick as well as we’d like them to. But it’s okay it does a nice job entertaining the kids.

I bought four "quiet books" for my toddler in anticipation of our summer travel. This one from Coogam was by far the best one in terms of quality, visuals, diversity of activities (and the magnetic surface meant I didn't have to stick on a hundred little velcro stickers)!The kiddo loves to play with this-- however, I almost sent it back because of the mistakes which I'll enumerate (see for yourself in the photos). I'm taking the time to note them in the hope that the manufacturer will make updates in time.1) Triangle, square, star, rectangle... "Round"? or...Circle!2) Match the corresponding item to the weather... Windy = Kite, and Thunderstorms = House?3) N for cute little Narwhal (okay, sure). W for realistically-drawn Whale. Why are we mixing cartoon animals and illustrations? Reality is weird enough already! (Points for this book showing the small and capital letters side by side, unlike many.)4) Earth's atmosphere has clouds INSIDE, not outside!5) "Pliosaurs" is clearly a typo, because there's no dinosaur called that! But with this green dino standing in a puddle, are they aiming to illustrate short-necked aquatic dino "Pliosaurus" or long-necked aquatic dino "Plesiosaurus?"Ultimately, I decided that my child's enjoyment of this toy outweighs my former-teacher's perfectionist eye. I trust myself to replace this with correct items by the time she's old enough to notice. Have fun with this product, just be aware it's not perfect... yet!

I cannot say enough good things about this book! The alphabet pieces are small and can be easily lost, so I don't leave the book out. My grandson is almost 3, autistic and just beginning to talk. This has been a good teaching tool. He loves it so much that he will come and ask me for "Book" numerous times a day. Some people complained that the circle was referred to as round, but if a child is playing with this, it's unlikely they can read. I just taught him it was a circle. This is so much better than similar books that require so much setup time to put the velcro pieces on the book and each picture after you spend a long time punching each picture out! I hope Coogam will make more of these magnetic books with different topics and levels of difficulty.

I bought this for friend's daughter on her birthday then also, bought this for my son after he saw her playing with this and liked this.

My grandkid love this she is pre school and loves counting

This was a Christmas gift for my niece. She loved it.

The magnets are too weak to stay on the pages.