JP Blues Clues & You JPL49625 Blue's Clues & You Light-Up Microphone

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Common traits that many different variants of the notebook share include a red spiral and yellow paper. Also, " Draw Along with Blue" was the only time where Steve did not draw the Thinking Chair in the Notebook which it was a clue. The back of the disc case for the computer game Blue's Birthday Adventure lists the Handy Dandy Notebook as " Handy-Dandy Notebook". One side of the spiral of Steve or Joe's notebook would always be pinched in slightly to form a "U" shape, so that it could hold the tip of the crayon in place. This variant is the same as the regular, but has a blue spiral, a blue and white stripe cover with a blue Thinking Chair and a blue and white stripe glitter crayon.

Same as the regular except it has snowflakes and the Snowy Day Thinking Chair in the front and a blue spiral. Thunder Bay Thunder Bay Press brings information to life with highly visual reference books and interactive activity books and kits. Non-personalized content and ads are influenced by things like the content you’re currently viewing and your location (ad serving is based on general location). When Steve took out the sock holding the notebook (both of which he got from Sidetable Drawer) to draw the 1st clue (books) in " Something To Do Blue", the triangle ding was fainter.In the UK version, only the front cover has the front with black, yellow lining, a yellow moon, and stars on the front, and a yellow-lined Thinking Chair while the back cover is the regular green with black lining. The Handy Dandy Notebook was addressed as its UK name, Super Duper Notebook, in the US in the episode " Superfriends". International shipments are estimated at taking 10-15 working days to arrive, but can take longer (for example, if your package is delayed by your country’s customs). This variant has three snowflakes (two with the same design) and the Thinking Chair wearing a Santa hat.

After the early episodes, a ding from a percussion instrument is heard when the notebook is withdrawn. It has a black front and back cover with yellow lining, a yellow moon and stars on the front, and a yellow-lined Thinking Chair. Steve's notebook briefly appears in Blue's Big City Adventure where Steve is shown using it to jot down Josh's whereabouts in New York City. episode The Case of The Missing Thinking Chair, where it is retrieved from the filing cabinet in Blue Prints Detective Agency. This variant is also shaped like the Thinking Chair but looks like a car instead of the Thinking Chair.

The notebook can be turned over to use as a smartphone and a simple press of the button will activate phrases from the show. Please check the size chart has printed out to the correct size by measuring the scale at the bottom of the chart, this must measure 10cm otherwise the indicated size may not be accurate. Same as the regular except it is horizontal and has a treasure chest with sparkly light blue lining on the front, similar to Steve's Treasure Hunt Notebook from " Blue's Big Treasure Hunt". Silver Dolphin Silver Dolphin Books publishes award-winning activity, novelty, and educational books for children. Your mini detective can draw their clues on the front of the notebook with the magnetic pen, then move the sliding tab up and down to erase and draw the next clue.

Turn the notebook over to use as a smartphone and press the button to activate phrases from the show. Toy hot dog food truck For youngsters and girls aged 4 and above, there is a pretend-play food toy, a buildable truck toy, two mini-dolls, and a toy cat figurine.

Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. This only happens when Steve goes outside and finds the second clue, and Steve reveals that it is because his notebook looks different in the dark, so when he finds the third clue in the living room, the notebook changes back. When Steve takes out his notebook, the ding is of a triangle; and when Joe takes out his, it is of a chime.