Magnetic Poetry: Original Edition : A Box of Words Searching for Meaning on a Sea of Metal

If you are on the fence about these, buy them! It’s so fun to see what little messages my family has left on the fridge. I also bought 2 packs of extra words and they are so fun.

The tiles are made great and the words are mixed so well that it’s fun making sentences. We leave ours in the fridge and make a sentence for the next person to pick up. Great buy, and an excellent gift!

These magnetic words for the fridge are wonderful! There are multiple verbs and a wide selection of nouns, and even word endings to create descriptive words like "y" and "ly". The print is large enough to see without squinting, but the magnetic tiles are not so large that they take up the entire fridge door space. I recommend these for any budding poet, or maybe someone trying to come up with song lyrics on the fly, or just someone who needs to communicate with a house-mate who is never seen in person!

High quality and super fun!

Since I discovered this existed at least five years ago, I've always coveted it. Finally, I decided to treat myself for Christmas.What irks me, for $22 is that the magnets are super cheap and flimsy and the words are on a thin paper that sits on the magnet. A LOT of the words are smeared and most of the words have creases through them where the paper was not lined up properly when it adhered to the magnet. Had I paid $5, I totally would not be complaining about the quality. I guess I really wanted this for so long, that to get a damaged/defective/subpar set stunk.I had looked for a list of the words, but couldn't find one. So here is what I received (I am not going to type all the her/she/I/we/ly and other prepositions): * I will note, after typing them there are quite a few words that may be inappropriate for children/teens and you may want to remove those before allowing kids to use the set. Generally, I think it is a pretty decent start and probably would be improved by purchasing additional kits to enhance word play.fastplayheadlakehereshottinyboilrusthowpoleurgeawaywithwantwindsomehaveoverpinktimemeatwantmoonrockwillweremustripTVfingersordidgardentrudgethoughscreambeautytonguesummerwomanpicturelusciouslanguidshadowworshipsausagedeliriouschocolatediamondthousandapparatuselaboratesymphonytogetherpetalwhenswimsoarmoan*aboutaboveeggmadwaxasksaywaswhymysweetpeachwatchforestbreast*springpurplerecallfriendpleasemotherthroughsmoothfranticenormouslanguagegorgeousrepulsivebeneathwhispergoddessfromhavelesspant*lazybeatmistlust*bare*feethairlickrainsuitcoolmilksingshipachedreamwaterhoneydrunkneverthosedresscrushdrivelightsmellchantshinestormblueuglyafterstillonerawyettheywhonotputredsadbedeatskyboyliesunhotdaycryrunmanseausestopbutt*liketheirmenloveroselivelifegirlcanarmyousaidblowshowblacktherethesewhatgownsleepbitterpoundpuppyfiddleflufflatherjuicedeathmeansmearbloodheavespraydroolsweat

I love having these magnets on my refrigerator. I also have a couple versions of the little boxes to spice the creativity up. My guests will gravitate towards the magnets and make up their own one-liners while they're visiting. If you have stainless steal appliances, be careful and lift them up to move them around, these instantly scratch if you drag them!

It was a gift by request from my Literature loving, English Major daughter. She loves them on her fridge.

Fun white elephant gift