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| Children's book with toy figures 
I have a 17th month old that absolutely loves to read books. His favorite books are those with the pop up pictures as well as books with magnet puzzles pieces. The only issue with the pop ups is that he absolutely destroys all of them by pulling the pop up characters out rendering the book useless.Well I think I have an idea. This book would combine both a pop up aspect with a puzzel piece.When I was younger there us to be these small capsules that once placed into a glass of water the capsule would grow into some kind of animal, character, etc. they were sponges. With that in mind the book would have puzzle pieces for the characters and the book would come with a small eye dropper and all you would do would be to add water to the pieces and they would grow. This character that grew out from the book would also be a puzzle piece that could be pulled from the book to be played with on the fridge, the tub, and also be placed back in the book.Now obviously the book would no longer close but the book could come with a tiny netted bag to keep all your characters in.The book would have to be water proof but that seems pretty easy in that the books that my son has that have the magnets are a tad thicker with a water proof coating for durability.This could be applied to all types of books, characters, etc.Reward: Would love to help create if possible 
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| Mobile Telephone Book
Download the local area telephone book listings (with data from telephone company) into a chip or card. Create a device like a PDA that you insert the card and then have the local telephone numbers.You could buy or subscribe to whatever zip codes or area codes you desire. Company supplying cards and info makes monthly revenue. People on the road (salesmen) would love it.Reward: A life subscription of these for my kids and myself.
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| Choice of book cover colors
I just picked up Neil Gaiman's Smoke and Mirrors - great book, but the cover is purple, with silver lettering, giving it the aura of a cheap supermarket romance novel. How am I supposed to read that on the subway? (See? This really is a traffic-related idea...)A couple years ago, Filth (Irvine Welsh) came out in a choice of blue, green, yellow, and pink covers. Why can't choices like this be available for all books? Even better, design a machine that will allow you to apply your choice of color to a blank cover, with a stencil to cover lettering and pictures. Reward: Smoke and Mirrors in green, please.
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