Little Dinosaurs Spot The Differences

Young puzzle fans are asked to identify the differences between two anatosauruses having lunch, a pair of busy raptors, a couple of triceratops taking a walk, and 24 other dinosaur duos. The fun doesn't end when the last puzzle is solved, because each whimsical illustration is also colorable. 27 double-page puzzles plus solutions.

Although they've been extinct for eons, these mighty beasts continue to wield their power in this pocket-sized collection of activities. Kids can help a lost Triceratops catch up with the herd, learn their ABCs coloring a Diplodocus, spot the differences in an Anatosaurus duo, and enjoy lots of other puzzles. The fun doesn't end there because each illustration can be colored!

Young puzzle fans who like the challenge of identifying the differences between similar pictures will enjoy this little activity book. Children are asked to spot differences in 27 sets of brain teasers, among them 2 pictures of a dog and his friend and backyard scenes of fluttering butterflies.

An amazing collection of bright illustrations by a well-known comic strip artist Tak Bui, Spot the Difference is a collection of search-and-finds that challenge readers to compare pictures and find the differences. Each illustration is a rich mixture of compare-it images, wordplay (there’s a school of fish, complete with blackboard) and hilarious scenes that invite storytelling – an unlikely group of animals form a wild street corner jazz band – to keep young readers intrigued. Great for expeditions of all kinds, this book will keep children amused for hours on end.

Welcome to Spot The Difference - Dinosaurs! See if you can spot what's different in these 14 rip-roaring puzzles! Each double-page contains two colorful scenes that are almost identical - all you need to do is search for what's changed - a dinosaur might've changed color, an egg could've vanished... or a dino's tail could've grown in size! A great, interactive book for little ones who love to puzzle solve. Ideal for rainy days and car journeys.

Invites youngsters to find ten or more differences between slightly changed versions of the same photograph of everyday activities, groups of objects, and other scenes.