text: Karol: Hello dear ladies!
  Karol: What do you think I should buy to my 4 year old niece?
  Karol: You know, Christmas time is coming and I really have no idea what would be a good present...
  Sylwia: Oooh, how sweet!
  Sylwia: It won't be a very innovative idea but did how about some jigsaw puzzle?
  Karol: I'm not sure if a 4 year old child can do the puzzles... Isn't that too difficult for such a little creature?
  Sylwia: Hahahaha you're being silly!
  Sylwia: There're different levels of difficulty, I think you could find some puzzles for even younger 'creatures' :)
  Monika: True! Last year I bought jigsaw puzzles for my 3 year old nephew.
  Monika: Those were big pieces and the child was doing pretty well with matching them!
  Sylwia: You see, Karol? If there was something like that for a 3 year old, you don't have to worry.
  Karol: I see...
  Monika: Or maybe...
  Monika: How much are you planning to spend on this present?
  Karol: Like 30 bucks or so
  Monika: Because I've got another idea!
  Monika: Listen, at the age of 4 children actually start to learn the alphabet in preschool.
  Monika: And last time I've been searching for something on eBay, I've come across an auction offering whiteboard with marker pens and plastic letters with magnet.
  Monika: The whiteboard's dimensions were 90 cm and 60 cm, if I remember well. Total cost 25 bucks, so it'd fit your budget! :)
  Monika: What do you think?
  Karol: Wow, the idea is perfect!
  Karol: And I could hang the whiteboard on the wall, so it wouldn't require any space on the floor.
  Sylwia: I like the idea too. There's always this annoying problem with the kids writing on the wall...
  Sylwia: So having that thing on the wall they could be doing it without consequence!
  Karol: Monika, you're a genious!
  Karol: I'm super happy I've asked you guys, thanks!!
  Monika: That's nothing, I feel fantastic every time I can help :))
target: Karol is looking for recommendations for a Christmas present for his 4-year-old niece. Sylwia suggests a jigsaw puzzle. Monika suggests a whiteboard, marker pens and letter magnets to help the niece learn the alphabet. Karol likes the idea a lot.