Double Vision: Addictive Picture Puzzles That Challenge Your Attention to Detail

by Megan McFarland

Addictive photo puzzles, fool your eyes, Help improve your attention span.

Genres: Picture Books

176 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2007

Reviews

[Georgia H.]

Double Vision: Addictive Photo Puzzles That Challenge Your Attention to Detail, edited by Megan McFarland, is a solid spot-the-difference puzzle book with enough variety and difficulty to stay engaging.

The book contains 100 photo puzzles divided across several difficulty levels. Each pair of images looks nearly identical at first, but small objects, colors, patterns, or other details have been changed or removed.

The puzzles can be surprisingly challenging, especially as the difficulty increases, and they require more concentration than they initially appear to. It is also the kind of book that works well in short bursts rather than needing to be completed straight through.

A good choice for long car rides, waiting rooms, travel, or any situation where you have some time to fill and want something more engaging than simply scrolling on a phone.

[Haley Nicole]

It's not easy!