picture puzzles

An introduction to elementary concepts such as "widest, " "tallest, " and "back-to-back" where the reader is asked to pick out the number with that quality in an animal that is made up of numbers.

Rhyming text asks the reader to find, with increasing degrees of difficulty, the hidden bear in each scene.

On their trip around the world, Gigi the Giraffe and Zachary the Zebra visit many places and see many things which the reader is encouraged to seek in the accompanying pictures.

Presents information about different kinds of fish. The reader is invited to find fish hidden in the illustrations.

A collection of comic strips by Peter Kuper which first appeared in the "New York Times".

Lemony Snicket presents a collection of puzzles to accompany the motion picture release of his Series of Unfortunate Events.

Colorful illustrations and simple text which prompt the reader to spot various objects in each scene featuring characters from the motion picture "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dean Man's Chest.".

"How stuff works is a wonderfully illustrated book about the inner workings of places like a submarine, train station, and a movie set. In each section there is a fun search and find activity to help you identify the important things and people who help make stuff work" -- p. 5.

Look and Find: Green Lantern enables children to join Hal Jordan on a look-and-find adventure based on the popular DC Comics character. Designed for children ages 4 and older, the book tells the story of how Jordan, a former test pilot, becomes a member of the Green Lantern Corps. Children search eight colorful, action-packed scenes for dozens of hidden Green Lantern characters and items.

On top of each page is a box with something in it and the reader must find that object somewhere in the illustration on the page.