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Six flower fairy scenes, a water pen, and the particular magic of watching colour appear where there was none.
Sarah Simon designed this water reveal book as a companion to her Watercolor Workbook series — a way for children to experience the same paint-with-water joy alongside a parent. Six scenes of flowers and fairies are printed in black and white; brush the included chunky water pen across the page and the colour blooms from behind, revealing the full illustration. Once the page dries it resets completely, ready to be revealed again. It is genuinely no-mess — no paint, no ink, nothing to spill — which makes it as useful in the back of a car as at a kitchen table. Spiral-bound, 7.5 x 7.5 inches, 12 pages.
- 6 reusable water reveal pages — paint with water to reveal full colour; resets completely when dry
- Includes a chunky, refillable water pen sized for small hands
- Flower fairy theme by artist Sarah Simon (@themintgardener), creator of the Watercolor Workbook series
- No paint, no ink, no mess — travel-ready and parent-approved
- Spiral-bound, 7.5 x 7.5 in, 12 pages. Ages 3–7
Paige Tate & Co. is an American publisher with a simple guiding principle: that books should be both functional and beautiful. Their catalogue brings together artists, illustrators, and creatives across children's books, craft, and how-to — each title designed to inspire, teach, and delight, and to look as good on a shelf as it is useful in practice.
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