Nickname: Tina

Review: I love this story...Anne you rock!

Date reviewed: Jun 21, 2007 7:27 PM

Nickname: Tasha Yar

Review: The title, alone, was enough to entice me to read this. As someone who is old enough to recall the mantra "Wonder Twins Power Activate," it brought back fond memories. What little girl didn't know that she was Wonder Woman? Wish I had her bracelets and magic lasso. Wouldn't you like to wrap that around some of our politicians and force them to tell the truth? Ah, but I digress. The power of imagination should be encouraged within our youth and, specifically, among girls. Attributing too much meaning to the Sasu bracelets would be limiting. Let's give our kids the tools to spark imagination and let them apply their own definitions. I say well done!

Date reviewed: Jul 21, 2006 8:54 PM

Nickname: Nicolas Lehotzky

Review: Light codes are a good idea. However, I'd like to point out a few things. You indicate that your toy shall transmit emotions, such as excitement, between young girls. However, the sharp aspect of the material you picked doesn't really match this concept. The box has very sharp edges and corners, the bracelets are uncomfortably non-flexible, and also have sharp edges that could possibly hurt the child if fell on it. Because the bracelets are non-flexible, the user would constantly feel them hit his wrists while in motion, and also, children have different wrist sizes--it may not fit all of them. Switching to a flexible plastic may be better. Plexiglass is a hard plastic that can break easily and injure the wonder women touching the broken edge. It has also great fiber-optics capabilities, which you used very well for your interesting concept.

Date reviewed: Jul 19, 2006 7:01 AM