1138 PCS Complete Poetry Magnets Kit, Word Magnet for Fridge, Magnetic Words, Word Fridge Magnets, Sentence Building, Sentence Magnet to Write Poems, Stories, Conversations - Simply Magic

Awesome set with a lot of variety. Pretty quick to take apart and great for fun poems.

Kids use them for silly notes and poems. Organized words alphabetically for ease of use.

Bought these to complement the magnets that go with my Ransom Notes game. While the base game and expansion have a nice assortment of words, we noticed that we were often searching for more everyday vocabulary than the game components offered. This poetry magnet pack seems to do just that and they appear to be a pretty similar size to the magnets that I already had for the game. Note that these and the game magnets are a serif font if you're picky about uniformity. Be careful separating the magnet sheets so you don't rip the paper coating off the front. I'd suggest bending them from the back before trying to snap them off. Image: Poetry magnets on the left sheet, Ransom Note magnets separated on the right.

Having purchased numerous themed kits from the Magnetic Poetry brand, I'm very familiar with the consistency of their quality. These tiles are definitely not of a matching quality. They are thinner and more slippery due to the laminate surface, and they have a shine to them unlike Magnetic Poetry's matte finish, which can lead to glare when taking photos. They are harder to separate and they are not cut as evenly, and the kerning is really off on some of the words. All of that having been said, I still really, really like this kit. The word choice is highly diverse, unlike Magnetic Poetry kits that start to get pretty samey (minus a few longer words unique to each themed kit). You also get a LOT more words per dollar, which on its own should be a huge selling point. They aren't too bad to mix and match with on-brand Magnetic Poetry tiles, either. As I mentioned, they're not cut at a consistent size, so there's a bit of a mismatch in places, but the sizes are similar enough that it's not unpleasantly jarring. All in all, I highly recommend this set, though it couldn't hurt to supplement it with some word tiles from other brands to diversify your repertoire, especially if you're obsessed with the dang things like I am. First photo is a comparison of Magnetic Poetry (left) and this brand (right), second is a sample of the kerning oddities, and third is a picture of a tile that some other reviewers have stated was misspelled in their pack. I am happy to report that the word "handsome" in my pack was not missing its letter E!

I bought these magnets for my fridge after seeing them at an Airbnb we were staying at. I would argue there’s too many magnets in this pack lol. It’s impossible to find the word you’re looking for but Im sure it’s there. We use a dry erase marker on the blank ones when we get sick of looking. Great value for the money and a fun way to pass notes to others in the house.

I am happy with this huge slew of words to use for art work ideas. I found flatish metal tins to store the words and be able to see them easier.

Dont know if all are this connected from factory. But what a false start.

I shouldn't complain but I thought this might be fun to put all over my front door because it's metal and magnet stick to it. I live in an apartment complex where everybody has to walk by my door to get to their apartments. Anyways I thought it might be fun to put these on my front door but there's literally so many that you like cover your entire front door in them, there might even be more than that and it's just way too jumbled, but if you only leave a few so it's not so completely covered then there's really not enough for it to even be fun in the first place, so I guess just poor planning on my part lol. It's so many though, if you were thinking about sticking these on your fridge or something think again because like you would practically cover your entire fridge in these.

Lots of words, many combinations and poems or quotes can be made with this set

Plenty of words including the punctuation, suffixes... Extremely helpful with children to not only just make poems, but also frame sentences and many more... I additionally purchased magnetic adhesive sheets too for making it more enjoyable just near my son's bed instead of using them in refrigerator. Compared to adults, this is more beneficial for children probably 4 to 9 year old age group.