Explore a brightly colored world bursting with spring flowers and adorable baby animals in this Where’s Waldo? for the next generation. Keep kids busy for hours as they search for hidden treasures in this book from internet sensation Gergely Dudás.
Bear is tired of the cold, dark winter—he’s going out to hunt for spring! He puts on his rain boots and splashes his way across town, searching for frogs at the pond, baby chicks at the botanical garden, and grasshoppers in the meadow. Can YOU help Bear find springtime treasures?
In this charming seek-and-find, readers of all ages will discover an illustrated wonderland that's irresistible—and irresistibly challenging—and will return to it again and again.
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- Bear's Springtime Book of Hidden Things
Bear's Springtime Book of Hidden Things
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Age Range
4+
Release Date
February 12, 2019
ISBN
978-0062570802
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Springtime Look-And-Find
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4.0
Plot/Characters/Writing Style
4.0
Illustrations/Photos (if applicable)
4.0
Winter is over and Bear is ready to have some springtime fun. First, Bear has to gather everything he needs, but they all seem to be hidden. Some things are easy to find. Others are more difficult and might take more time to find. There aren't pictures to show you what you're looking for, so it makes finding the item a little harder, but that's just more fun.
BEAR'S SPRINGTIME BOOK OF HIDDEN THINGS is a spring-themed scavenger hunt. Children who love books like WHERE'S WALDO and ISPY will enjoy this addiction to their activity book collection. I like that each book focuses on one season and this one is spring. It gives it more of a theme which makes it enjoyable. This is a great way to stimulate a child's mind and get the muscles of the brain working and growing stronger.
Final Verdict: I would recommend this to children who love look-and-find books such as WHERE'S WALDO and ISPY.
BEAR'S SPRINGTIME BOOK OF HIDDEN THINGS is a spring-themed scavenger hunt. Children who love books like WHERE'S WALDO and ISPY will enjoy this addiction to their activity book collection. I like that each book focuses on one season and this one is spring. It gives it more of a theme which makes it enjoyable. This is a great way to stimulate a child's mind and get the muscles of the brain working and growing stronger.
Final Verdict: I would recommend this to children who love look-and-find books such as WHERE'S WALDO and ISPY.
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