Puzzle fans who love finding hidden objects in pictures will be delighted with this book. Twenty-four visual bafflers challenge keen-eyed observers to locate cowboy hats blown away on a windy day; identify summery items such as an ice cream cone, straw hat, and sunglasses lost in a snowbound landscap... read more
Customers who bought this book also bought:
Our Editors also recommend:
The Ultimate Hidden Picture Puzzle Book by Joe Boddy Twenty-four delightfully drawn tableaux with ingeniously concealed objects: a near-sighted giant's mislaid glasses; tools belonging to an absent-minded tree-house builder; many other items.
Find and Color Activity Book by Tony Tallarico, Sr. Loaded with fun-filled facts and ready to color, this giant treasury of 46 hidden picture scenes features big and busy double-page spreads of a swimming pool, comic book store, miniature golf course, birthday party, and more.
Fairyland Hidden Pictures by Diana Zourelias With this magical book of 24 puzzles, you can discover the everyday items concealed under a gnome's toadstool, beside a dragon's tail, and next to an elf's shoe. Clues, solutions.
Picture Puzzle Pandemonium by Norm Blumenthal Put on your thinking cap and treat yourself to a collection of 46 rebus puzzles that ask you to combine words, pictures, and letters to produce an answer. Hints and solutions included.
Spot-the-Differences Across the USA by Tony J. Tallarico, Jr. It's sea-to-shining-sea fun as young explorers try to find what's different in drawings of our nation's greatest landmarks. Double-page spreads of the Statue of Liberty and 19 other American treasures feature brief informative captions. Solutions included.
Hidden Pictures Coloring and Puzzle Fun by Anna Pomaska Fish in trees? Carrots streaming out of a garden hose? It's true! You'll find all sorts of things where they're not supposed to be in this hidden picture book.
The Ultimate Dot-to-Dot Book by Barbara Soloff Levy These 45 full-page brainteasers, designed for all ages, combine letters of the alphabet with numbers that go well over 100. The result? A diverting array of ready-to-color pictures — animals, buildings, vehicles, more.
What's Wrong? by Anna Pomaska For developing perception skills in the young: 30 fun-filled, full-page illustrations in which some things are definitely wrong! There's a cow on a skateboard, an ice cream cone sprouting among flowers, more.
Hidden Picture Puzzle Coloring Book by Anna Pomaska Thirty-one delightful pictures to color with dozens of objects, people and animals hidden away to find: mice, rabbits, seals, flag, sailboat, umbrella, ghosts, mermaid, faces, more.
Product Description:
Puzzle fans who love finding hidden objects in pictures will be delighted with this book. Twenty-four visual bafflers challenge keen-eyed observers to locate cowboy hats blown away on a windy day; identify summery items such as an ice cream cone, straw hat, and sunglasses lost in a snowbound landscape; find a teddy bear, book, robot, and other toys left by Santa; and pinpoint other objects positioned in out-of-the-ordinary places. Captions beneath each illustration contain clues indicating the number and kinds of articles hidden in the drawings — all cleverly designed and rendered to test the skills of older children as well as adults. Solutions are provided at the end of the book.
Manufacturing books in the United States ensures compliance with strict environmental laws and eliminates the need for international freight shipping, a major contributor to global air pollution.
And printing on recycled paper helps minimize our consumption of trees, water and fossil fuels.
Hidden Picture Challenge was printed on paper made with 50% post-consumer waste,
and the cover was printed on paper made with 10% post-consumer waste. According to Environmental
Defense's Paper Calculator, by using this innovative paper instead of conventional papers,
we achieved the following environmental benefits.
This book was printed in the United States of America.
Dover books are made to last a lifetime. Our US book-manufacturing partners produce the highest quality books in the world and they create jobs for our fellow citizens. Manufacturing in the United States also ensures that our books are printed in an environmentally friendly fashion, on paper sourced from responsibly managed forests.
