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Unblue Explorer Ages 6–9
Mission 1: Explorer Valley · 32 full-color pages Mission 2: Coming soonThe Blue Glow froze Explorer Valley. Your kid has 25 days, a pencil and Pip the fox to bring it back.
“The 7 pm fight is gone. The page is on the table before the tablet goes off.”
Chris, dad of 2
Quick answers
Can they really play alone?
Yes. Each game is one action, shown with numbered pictures and an example from Pip. Answers check themselves: a wrong letter makes a word that makes no sense.
Is it the right level?
Ages 6 to 9. Games start easy and climb zone by zone. For 3–5 pick Unblue Rookie, for 10–14 Unblue Legend.
When does it arrive?
The printed book is made to order and arrives in 5–8 business days in the US, 3–5 in the UK, and 7–12 in Canada, Australia and New Zealand. The PDF lands in your inbox instantly, so with Book + PDF they start tonight.
What if it doesn’t work?
If your child doesn’t ask for the next page within 30 days, email us and we refund you. Keep the book.
Tonight, in millions of bedrooms.
Their attention is being taken. We're taking it back.
Every app on that tablet was built by a team paid to keep your child watching. Your kid isn't weak. They're outnumbered. Unblue is the other side.
Parents who made the swap
★★★★★ 4.8 from 2,431 reviews · tap a photo to enlarge
A 5-hour flight and not one ‘can I have the iPad.’ He did three mazes before the snacks came.
Daniel K. · Dad of a 7-year-oldShe does her page before the bus now. Nobody asked her to, it just became her thing.
Tasha W. · Mom of a 7-year-oldHe reads the story part to the dog first, then solves the page. The dog seems invested.
Carlos M. · Dad of an 8-year-oldWe took it to the park instead of the tablet. She stayed on the blanket for 20 minutes.
Grace L. · Mom of a 6-year-oldHe begged for ‘one more page’ at bedtime. Never heard that about anything without a screen.
Sarah O. · Mom of a 9-year-oldDay 9 and the orange pencil is almost gone. The answers check themselves, so I don’t have to.
Rachel D. · Mom of a 6-year-oldOur Sunday thing now: Grandma and her, one page, a lot of laughing.
Linda H. · Grandma of 440 minutes at the dentist and I never had to hand over my phone.
Mike S. · Dad of a 7-year-oldInside the mission: 4 zones, 4 brain skills.
One page a day, 10 minutes. Each zone ends with a guardian challenge, and the last page opens the Gate.
Why it works when “no more screens” doesn't
Unblue vs. the tablet
Everything in Book + PDF
Add to cartThe Next Page Guarantee
If your child doesn't ask for the next page within 30 days, email us and we refund you in full. Keep the book. The only risk is another month of fighting over the tablet.
What parents say
Every night at 7 it was the same war over the tablet. Now the page is on the table before the screen goes off, and she sits down on her own. Ten minutes later she is proud, and I am calm.
Four hours in the car and not one “can I have your phone”.
He has ADHD and never finishes anything. Puzzles, crafts, homework: all dropped halfway. This one he finished, then asked for the next page. I almost cried.
My 7-year-old picked the secret-letter page over the tablet. Twice this week.
Printed the PDF after dinner. She was on page 3 before bath time. The book came later that week and she was already hooked.
One page in bed instead of a show. Bedtime is quiet again.
She finished all 32 pages in a month. 4 stars only because we want the next book.
I teach 2nd grade. The color-code pages are exactly the focus work I wish we had time for in class. I bought one for my own son.
I sent one to each of my 3 grandkids. Now they call me on Sundays to show me their pages. Best gift I have given in years.
He never does that with a game.
Bought it for my granddaughter’s birthday. Her mom says it is the only present that came out every single day.
A pencil, a proud kid, 10 minutes. Exactly what we needed.
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A printable brain game for your kid's age, plus the 7-Day Screen Swap plan by email.
