FICTION

Spot It Again!

Find More Hidden Creatures
by Delphine CHEDRU
978-0-81099-736-3.
COPY ISBN
PreS-Gr 2—This sunny companion to Spot It! (Abrams, 2009) conceals 16 more small creatures within its modish patterns. The simple and lively text prompts readers to poke among the flaps, die cuts, and vibrant lines and shapes to find snails, hungry earthworms, crying crocodiles, and more. Some creatures are easier to find than others. Beautifully designed from its large size to its rounded corners and heavy stock, this interactive adventure concludes with a search for sleepwalking sheep on a nighttime spread. Children will enjoy this striking volume.—Julie Roach, Cambridge Public Library, MA
Like its predecessor (Spot It!), this volume challenges the eye to spot creatures hidden amidst repetitive backgrounds ("Find the wandering caterpillar...the owl who just woke up...the world champion aphid"). Lift-the-flaps and geometric shapes and patterns in a palette of green, yellow, burnt orange, and light blue work within the volume's tall format to create a fresh and challenging search-and-find.
Reviewed by Julie Roach , May 01, 2011

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