publication date: Jul 19, 2011
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author/source: Elaine Denne
Lite Sprites are five fairies – Prisma, Astra, Meadow, Brooke and
Bleak – who live in the world of
Lite-Topia and express their feelings
through colour and light. My
seven year old daughter, Lauren, was lucky
enough to review
Prisma and her
Lite Wand (RRP £29.99).
Prisma lights up
and
changes colour when the lite wand is pointed at her using colours
selected from the
light wheel provided. You can also
"capture" colours
from other surfaces. These colours can then be
shared with the
other four
Lite Sprites available (RRP £14.99 each) which come with their own seven colours which can also be shared.
The
Lite Wand contains
games and special colour
spells to be used with the
deluxe playsets (RRP £19.99) and the
Tree of Lite (RRP £39.99) which
the
fairies can hang on in their
pods while the special canopy turns
through a
rainbow of colours.
Prisma and her
Lite Wand is a
lovely toy but,
in my opinion, you need at least
one other sprite and a
playset to make
full use of all of the available
features which makes it a fairly
expensive toy. It also takes quite a while to figure out the
complicated
instructions of the
Lite Wand, but once you have got the hang of it, it is a
unique idea.
Lauren
loves Prisma and her Lite Wand. She says:
"I think it is creative and magical. Prisma is a very nice name and I
think she is very pretty. It is very clever how I can change her colour by
pointing the wand at her.
"I love collecting the colours from the colour wheel and anything else I
can find that has a pretty colour. I really like the world spells as they can
tell me what the weather is like in Lite-Topia. Cold spell is mainly blue and
white and tells me it is chilly. Heat wave is red, orange and white and tells
me it is getting warmer. Nighty night is purple and blue and tells me it is
night time."
PWT rating: ♥♥♥♥♥