literary recreations

"Celebrate Christmas with Charlie Brown, Snoopy, and all their friends. As you complete the Look and Find activities in all eight festive scenes, they'll go ice skating, hang decorations, have fun in the snow, and much more. When you get to the end of the book you'll discover even more Look and Find challenges for every scene."--P. [4] of cover.

The reader follows Waldo as he travels through different time periods in history and must try to find him in the illustrations of some of the crowded events in which he participates.

Waldo sets out on another incredible adventure and takes his sketchpad with him to draw some of the wonderful things he sees, including soldiers on parade, clowns, messages in bottles, and more.

Meg investigates the theft of a rare book from a locked library. The reader is challenged to solve the mystery before Meg, using clues in both text and illustrations.

During Meg's mystery club's play, a real mystery takes place and young detective Meg, who is the announcer for the play, uses her powers of observation and deduction to solve it. Features maps, photographs, scrambled codes, and clues hidden in line drawings, inviting readers to solve the mystery.

When a heavy snowfall causes schools and businesses to close, Tommy follows a series of notes from his Aunt Jeanne as he explores the frozen landscape, makes new friends, and participates in winter sports. Artwork includes over 200 objects for the reader to find and count.

An adaptation of the classic fairy tale of the miller's daughter who became a queen with the help of Rumpelstiltskin, who spun her straw into gold. At various points in the text the reader is asked to state what is missing from the picture.

An adaptation of the classic tale in which a tired and hungry little girl helps herself to the belongings of the three bears in the woods. At various points in the text the reader is asked to state what is missing from the picture.

An adaptation of the classic tale about the industrious elves who bring prosperity to a kindly shoemaker. At various points in the text the reader is asked to state what is missing from the picture.

The reader is invited to find Waldo and other characters as they travel through various scenes in search of their lost objects.