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A book that needs a finger.

We are turning the questions into picture books. Your kid puts a finger on the ring, does what the words say, then turns the page to see what happened.

Three square picture books with yellow covers. Each cover is a question: Why does a heavy train not crush the rails? How does light travel faster than sound? How do vines stick to the wall?

The page turn does what a tap does

On the left, the words. On the right, the picture, with a ring where a small finger goes. What happens is on the next page, so nobody sees it early.

An open book. The left page is yellow and says: This engine is as heavy as one hundred cars. And it all sits on the wheels. Let's look closer. Tap a wheel. The right page shows the train, with a ring on one wheel. The next pages. Left: a close look at where the wheel meets the rail, with the words: Wow. The spot is as small as your fingernail. Right: a wheel beside a rail made of clay, with the words: Roll the wheel onto the rail.

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