New Construction · Cubes · Magie
The Magic Cube Story
Two children, a box of colors and a tower to build together.
- Recommended age
- Ages 2 to 5
- Price
- From 35,99 €, delivery included
- Pages
- 24 pages
- Formats
- Square
- Hero
- 2 heroes
- Recommended style
- Modelling clay
The story
Two children discover a wooden box filled with colorful blocks that glow softly. They begin a tower, but it tumbles onto the rug. Looking at the blocks, they realize a wider base can support their building. They start again, add colors one by one, and celebrate their magical column, built through teamwork and a bright idea.
Flip through the book before ordering
Open it, turn the pages, look at it from every angle: this is the book as you will receive it, cover, dedication and heroes page included.
- The book’s 24 pages, from front to back cover
- A dedication page that you write yourself
- The heroes page: Léo · Mia
This preview shows sample illustrations, a fictional dedication and the story’s characters. Your book will feature your photos, your first names and the style you choose.
The characters
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First child Customisable
A curious child who studies the blocks and thinks about a steadier tower.
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Second child Customisable
An inventive child who suggests a wide base and helps rebuild.
Personalisable: you choose their first name and photo when you create your book.
A few pages from the book
About this book
This story turns a familiar building game into a gentle, glowing adventure. The children try, observe what happens, and change their approach. The fall is harmless and leads to a simple solution: make a wider base together.
Why we love it
- Colorful blocks and gentle magic
- A tower falls safely onto the rug
- A building idea to discover together
- Two customizable child heroes
The illustration style
Recommended for this story: Modelling clay
You can also choose from 8 other styles when you create your book. Tap a style to see an example.
Frequently asked questions
Can both children be personalized?
Yes. Each role has its own first name, gender and portrait.
Is the falling tower scary?
No. It falls onto the rug, the blocks roll, and the children are unharmed.
How do they make the tower stable?
They build a wider base before adding the colored blocks.










