The perfect first find-the-difference book for kids!
- 54 visual puzzles and illustrations, plus simple question prompts and practice spelling exercises with traceable letters
- Easy puzzles for children ages 4-6, to engage them and develop their observational skills
- Fill-in-the-blank prompts and other educational opportunities for kids to practice counting, observing, and more
- Fun and vibrant illustrations to capture children's interest and imagination while they learn through play
- Author Edward Miller is an acclaimed artist and the author of I Know an Old Lady, also from Happy Fox Books
First Fun: Spot the Difference is filled with more than 50 colorful compare-the-pictures games that children ages 4-6 will have a blast completing!
This exciting activity book for kids is the perfect introduction to solving problems and learning on their own! From beach scenes, school buses, trains, and UFOs to dragons, princesses, lions, and pirate bears, each vibrant illustration within these playful pages is designed to entertain and engage kids while they learn through play. Also included are educational prompts, alphabet tracing, and other exercises for kids to practice counting, writing, observing, and more.
Featuring a variety of fun scenes and engaging activities that will pique their interest, this must-have activity book offers page after page of exciting challenges kids will love! Each colorful puzzle helps improve kids' visual thinking, focus, and attention to detail as they meet challenges all by themselves.
Author and illustrator Edward Miller is an acclaimed artist and children's author of several books, including I Know an Old Lady, The Tooth Book, The Monster Health Book, and several others.
First Fun: Spot the Difference is an easy first picture puzzles book for young kids, jam-packed with fun, simple spot-the-difference puzzles that will engage their attention for hours on road trips, rainy days, in restaurants, after school, on family vacations, or anytime!
Edward Miller has illustrated over 50 children's books including Monsters Come Out Tonight and Is It Christmas Yet? (Abrams) written by Frederick Glasser and a successful series of math books including Telling Time and Money Math written by David A. Adler (Holiday House). Edward was an associate art director at Random House before becoming a freelance illustrator. He is a graduate of Parsons School of Design and lives in New York.