🎨 Inches Coloring Tricks by Magic Makers Review

Very fun, easy to use and everyone always asks where we got it. My son (8 years old) loves this trick and now wants more tricks. :)

My six year old grandson really liked this trick. He learned it very quickly and amazed his kindergarten classmates when he showed and told it. He even came up with a cute story to support this illusion.

I saw this book in a Steve Spangler science video and had to have it. It's very easy to use and I can't wait to show other teachers how to use it to grab attention when teaching preschoolers. The seller delivered quickly, there were no problems with the delivery. I also got personalized notes and some extra goodies!

Totally ridiculous trick, but fun and easy to use. Seriously, it's really hard to screw up. But take care of that, because if the pages stick at all, the trick is ruined. Small children are easily impressed by him. I used it as an icebreaker when completing elementary tasks, and then did other little tricks as rewards for the time allotted for the task.

My six year old loves this book. Showing people when they enter the house is his favorite trick. It was easy for him to understand and easy for him to do after a little practice. He fooled my 82 year old father who couldn't figure out how he did it until he looked inside the book and flipped through the pages himself. Good clean fun for your aspiring wizard!

I finally replaced my original Fun, Inc. 1995 with this one. My old one really held up, but showed that his age is very big. I am very happy with my new book. Since this is a fairly common technique, I plan to mix it up with blank pages to honor the event's sponsors, the birthday boy, etc. Even if I have to use a new one for every show, it's easy to cover that price point. "Perhaps you know magic coloring books. We all get a queue after taking office, but you've probably never seen it." I felt…

It's really a great trick, not just for kids, I've had a lot of adults shocked by it. For an even better trick, buy a coloring book of the same name that has only blank pages. You let them study this book first. Then switch books when you've done the trick. Use vanishing crayons and a color changing wand for added effects. For a cool trick, show a completely blank book and then switch books. Show that the real book has blank pages. Wave your wand, say a word, and show that there are pictures in