Review on 🐻 Dancing Bear Collection: Interactive Learning for Identification and Education by Jayme Newitt

First impression: The box is wrinkled, unsealed, covered in dust, worn, scratched. It's like a box that's been sitting in someone's attic or garage for years. I bought this as a gift. Needless to say, the condition of the packaging makes gifting difficult. Second, I inspected a sealable bag full of rocks and minerals. While some of them were interesting, more than half of them look like the rocks you would find in your backyard. Dusty chunks of cement-colored gravel. No special look at all. So if you think you're going to get 200 beautiful, colorful pieces, you're not. They're going to poke around in what looks like over a hundred lumps of gravel. I rarely write bad reviews but again the poor condition of the packaging and the fact that the product does not match the description is so misleading that I was forced to do so.