KOKODI Talking Pen Books Sets, Interactive Audio Sound Books Kids Learning Electronic Toys for Boys Girls, Autism Sensory Games, Early Educational Gifts Birthday Gifts for Toddlers Kids Age 2 3 4 5

Awesome
As described buy alot of batteries

Grandson loved it
I was impressed with all that my grandson could learn by using this talking pen/books. Great for learning to read. Very portable and great for a car ride.

Amazing resource for kids
We got these to keep at the house so that visiting youngsters would have something fun and educational to play with, but they are an even bigger hit with our neighbors from Japan. They have a 5-year-old and a 2-year-old that are learning English, so these books have been a HUGE help. It’s tough to keep kids focused on a book (especially an educational one) when there are so many screens around to distract them, but the technology involved in these books makes them absolutely captivating. Well worth the money!

Excellent toy for helping toddlers learn
First, let me say that most toys for toddlers that are educational are disappointing. They always lack content or have grammatical errors. This was flawless. It consists of two books, both in English. The first, covers a wide variety of content from the alphabet to animals (land, air sea, and insects) and foods and drinks, clothing, family member names, and household furniture and items. The second covers more words (verbs and nouns from all aspects of life and technology) along with numbers, colors. It also covers the solar system, the weather, seasons and holidays. The best part, compared to other books for this age group is that the pen does not have a wire cord connecting it to the books. I have gone through two different brands and that wired cord is the first to go. Not being connected to the book is a definite advantage as my toddler is very rough on his toys. The pen uses two AAA batteries and has a safety screw to ensure the child can’t open the panel on the battery compartment and access the batteries. The interactive part is even better. Where usually these kinds of books have only one response when the pen is touched to a specific location there is an additional mode that can be activated by touching the pen to the magnifying glass icon enabling the child to play an “I spy” game. This game tells the child to find and locate specific things on the page. For example, the page with the alphabet has a train with a train car for each letter but there is something corresponding to that specific letter in it. In regular mode, if the pen touches say the car where letter “Bb” is the pen says “B” but if you select boy in the car, it says boy. If you are in “I spy” mode it will ask you to find the boy as it tells the story for the game. It is actually interesting enough that an adult who already knows all this stuff doesn’t get bored so easily while teaching and interacting with their child. The book is made of rigid cardboard, and the pen is made of plastic. From what I understand in the instructions, the pen supports the sound out of additional books. I am definitely looking to getting more books to add to my son’s collection soon. I highly recommend for any parent of a toddler that wants to enhance their child’s learning speed and intelligence. It never hurts to give them as much of a head start for school as possible!