Synopsis:"8 extra-busy scenes. Lists of more challenges at the end of each book. Perfect entertainment on car and plane rides. Fun for kids to share together."
My Review: Munchkin can spot Elmo anytime anywhere so I thought this would be a fun book to keep him busy. It has a simple little story to go with the search and find pages. They are actually pretty difficult and I see young ones getting a little frustrated. Munchkin of course, when asked to find something specific (like a drum) just points to the picture in the list of things to find! Because some of the pages were difficult, we have just started off with finding the favorite characters on Sesame Street. I see this being a good book for road trips as he gets older.
This is a great look and find book that also carries a storyline. Elmo hears a noise and wanders around Sesame Street trying to find where its coming from. In the mean time, he has to find certain objects, and a certain number of objects on different pages. This book is great for look and find and incorporates counting.
This is such an adorable book! The objects are very easy to find, but I find when I am having a down day, it is nice to just relax with something so easy and simple. Young kids, like toddlers would enjoy this book immensely and I honestly don't think that a lot of help would be need as long as they were told what to find. This book is great for all ages, but perfect for Elmo fans!
My daughter loves this book. She will sit quietly and stare at the pictures. When we read it together she instantly knows where each item to find is...so I have to scour the picture looking for other things for her to find. Good times.
This is another one of those I-spy-type books that Fritz loves. Reminiscent of Where's Waldo, each two-page spread presents a little situation along Sesame Street. Then the reader is challenged to find various images within the colorful busy image provided.
This book is terrible! How old do you have to be to even read this?!?!? I mean REALLY!! "Hey" "Elmo" "love" DO YOU HAVE TO BE IN COLLAGE AGE TO EVEN READ THIS?!?