Fleming Community Library

With more than 2.5 million copies sold of the first five books in the series, I Spy has proven itself a winner. The best and brightest yet, I Spy School Days is filled with glorious, color, two-page photographic spreads which feature brainteasers to solve in a blackboard scene, hundreds of tiny objects to ponder in a classification puzzle, Rube Goldberg contraptions to figure out, and more. Picture puzzles featuring photographs of school scenes.

The reader follows Waldo as he hikes around the world and must try to find him in the illustrations of some of the crowded places he visits.

Following up on the great success of "I Spy Super Challenger" and "I Spy Gold Challenger"--with combined sales of more than 800,000 copies--"I Spy Extreme Challenger" is even harder and more fun than readers can imagine. Toys, animals, food, and utensils are just some of the hidden objects to find.

Rhyming verses ask readers to find hidden objects in the photographs.

Readers are asked to find things in illustrations of scenes from famous fairy tales.

"Rhymes invite the reader to find hidden objects in photographs of Christmas items."--Provided by publisher.

A picture puzzle book based on the Disney movie Frozen II. "Look and Find books feature 8 extra busy scenes, and lists of more challenges at the end of each book."--Amazon.

A pirate ship and a chest of gold take readers on a journey through time that leads to the location of purloined treasures. Beginning with a zoom of a gold coin, photographs pull back to reveal the story of the coin's travels from the hull of a pirate ship in the 1700s to the shore of a beach town today.

Readers search for objects hidden in photographs of buttons, dinosaurs, robots, shells, cars, animals, leaves, beads, game pieces, and the contents of a junk drawer.