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Dots & Lines - Puzzle Flipbook

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A boxed puzzle flipbook titled "Dots & Lines" standing upright on a solid yellow background. The front of the box is dark blue with colorful abstract line patterns in red, yellow, and blue, and the title is printed in large white letters.A person's hands holding a rectangular book titled 'DOTS & LINES' against a split background of red on the left and blue on the right.A close-up of a person's hands holding an open white notepad and drawing with a gray pencil, set against a bold diagonally split red and blue background.Dots & Lines - Puzzle Flipbook - View 5Dots & Lines - Puzzle Flipbook - View 6
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Category: Games

Dots & Lines are interactive flipbooks based on the classic puzzle game ‘Connect the Dots’. The set includes two volumes, each containing six different animations of numbered dots. The first volume, Dots, contains six different dot-to-dot puzzles created by renowned international animators, while the second volume, Lines, features six puzzle sequences based on mind-boggling optical illusions. To find out what the individual sequences represent, you must first connect the dots page by page and then... flip it! The edition incorporates a surprising “magic trick” which lets you switch between six different sequences, according to the position of your thumb.

Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Jason A. ★★★★★

The flip-through motion is so smooth that each numbered page lands perfectly on the next dot sequence, and I found myself replaying the six animations in volume two just to catch every transition. It’s a clever little brain teaser that’s surprisingly satisfying to watch come alive in your hands.

Kevin ★★★★★

The numbered dots are laid out so clearly that even my six-year-old can follow along without getting lost. We’ve flipped through both volumes a dozen times and the animations still feel like magic every time.

Abigail ★★★★★

The page-flip animation is surprisingly smooth for such a simple paper format, and the numbered dots make it easy to follow along. I’ve already gone through all six animations in the first volume twice, and the second book is just as satisfying to flip.

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