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The Wishy Washy chipmunk is back — this time, the child brings the colour!
The Water Reveal Edition takes the best-selling Wishy Washy board book and reimagines it as a reusable activity: nine pages of Tabitha Paige's lifelike watercolour scenes, printed in black and white, that transform into full colour the moment a child paints them with the included water pen. Once the page dries, the colours fade back and the whole thing resets — ready to be revealed again.
It is genuinely no-mess (no ink, no paint, no stress), and the chunky, easy-grip water pen is designed specifically for small hands. Spiral-bound, 6.5 x 6.5 inches — compact enough for travel, engaging enough to hold attention for considerably longer than the journey requires.
- 9 reusable water reveal pages — black and white until painted with water, then full colour; resets when dry
- Includes a chunky, refillable water pen sized for small hands
- No ink, no paint, no mess — suitable for the car, the café, or the long-haul flight
- Spiral-bound, 6.5 x 6.5 in — compact and travel-ready
- Written and illustrated by Tabitha Paige, CCC-SLP. All ages
Tabitha Paige is a licensed speech-language pathologist, award-winning watercolour artist, and author of over a dozen best-selling children's books. Published by Paige Tate & Co., Tabitha brings a rare combination of clinical expertise and fine art to every page. Her books are designed around a child's earliest developing sounds — purposeful by training, and beautiful by instinct.
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