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Spot the Difference Animals: Can you Find the Odd One Out?

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Little learners will love Spot the Difference Animals, filled with fun facts, questions, and some hilariously out-of-place animals. Will they find the monkey wearing lipstick, or the cat with a snake for a tail? Whether comparing two pictures to find the differences, or looking for the odd one out in repeated patterns, young readers will develop observational skills, and they'll be having so much fun they won't even know they're learning! With amazing facts and questions on every page, Spot the Difference Animals is the perfect activity book for little ones aged 2 to 5 to learn about animals and have fun doing it.

ISBN: 9780241268049
Pub Date: 1st March 2017
Publisher: Dorling Kindersley Ltd
Imprint: DK Children
Format: Other
Number of Pages: 14

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Series

This is Book 4 in the Spot the difference Series. See all Spot the difference books here.

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Tanya Adult 301 book reviews

1st June '17

I read it to Ibby aged 4 aged 4

Fantastic book to keep my son occupied during the school holidays. It is more than just a simple 'spot the difference', as children have to 'find the snake or toys' or count certain things - so it is good for improving maths skills. My son loves this book. I think we will take it with us on car or plane journeys as it keeps him occupied and entertained. It is a good quality board book - so very durable!

Ellielebug Adult 498 book reviews

1st June '17

I read it to Ellielebugjnr aged 1 aged 1

Sophie loves this book. It's big bright and colourful. This is a brilliant early years learning fun book. Highly recommend. Sophie loved pointing out that animals, might take her a bit of getting used to splitting the difference, but definitely a book she can grow and learn with.

luke-from-sudbury Adult 460 book reviews

1st June '17

I read it to FreddyBoggis aged 5 aged 5

What a great book, its also great quality. It's packed with facts and spot the difference. It also has odd one out and questions on each page. My animal loving little boy really loved this book. It's fun and good for learning too.

JayGra Aged 6 17 books

2nd June '17

JayGra read it themselves aged 6 aged 6

This book is fabulous! It had facts and interesting information on every page! The differences are so funny they've added hilarious details in such as a cat with a snake for a tail. Had us in stitches!

Amber Adult 125 book reviews

20th June '17

I read it to Nutmeg aged 4 aged 4

A lovely spot the difference book my daughter loves,she loves the illustrations of the wonderful animals and we spend a lot of time talking about the different thing she spots.

Amber Adult 125 book reviews

20th June '17

I read it to Nutmeg aged 4 aged 4

A lovely spot the difference book my daughter loves,she loves the illustrations of the wonderful animals and we spend a lot of time talking about the different thing she spots.

sashet Adult 30 book reviews

12th June '18

I read it myself (an adult) , to sashet01 aged 4 aged 4 & to sashet21 aged 2 aged 2

Great colourful and easy to understand book. Some of the differences are fairly easy to spot but there are some tougher ones for older children and the images are appealing.

Babybarbarella Adult 2 book reviews

17th June '17

I read it to Olic13 aged 4 aged 4

My 4 yr old loved this. The spot the odd one out was brilliant for him. The spot the difference took some explaining before he got the idea of comparing the pictures but he talked a lot about things he found in the book and was engaged for a long time.

fifebooklovers Adult 142 book reviews

7th June '17

I read it to fifebookboy aged 5 aged 5

A good introduction to non-fiction and spot-the-difference. This is a really brightly coloured board book (so stands up to use) with a few facts and tasks about each spread. My 5 year old found it a bit too easy but a younger child who hadn't done any spot the differences before might find it more of a challenge. The differences aren't too difficult and have a sense of fun.

Tariq Adult 102 book reviews

7th September '17

I read it to Jaanu aged 5 aged 5

Really nice book full of puzzles and activities to keep kids occupied! My son love it as it helps his problem solving skills.

Wormmcd42 Adult 728 book reviews

3rd June '17

I read it to Squirt aged 3 aged 3

Sturdy pages, bright, attractive pictures and lots and lots to spot. We enjoyed doing this puzzle book and spotting all the differences, most of which made my daughter giggle at their silliness. I liked the extra animal facts on each page and the extra things to spot along the way.
My daughters enthusiasm waned towards the end of the book as it was a little repetitive and 10 differences to spot on each page was a bit much, however as there is no storyline you can dip in and out as and when a child feels like it.

pauladonegan Adult 150 book reviews

3rd June '17

I read it to eric_ aged 3 aged 3

A book to spot the animals that are different and to spot things in pages. We had good laughs with my son finding the differences, there are some really good and funny ideas. A very sturdy book and the quality of the images is very good. It also has some curiosities on animals and asks questions that involve counting and knowing the colours, which is nice. My son didn't find everything immediately, but we did get to the end of the book quite quickly. We've read other Spotting books, and in those we took some different sittings to get through all the pages, so I feel this book is better for younger kids.

The last page of the book has the answers, which I don't think they should have put there, because then my son saw this page and for the little things he still didn't find initially, he went straight to look for them, and then the book looses it's purpose to be read again...

Filza Adult 222 book reviews

5th June '17

I read it to Little One aged 2 aged 2

This is a bright, sturdy book that is sure to keep little ones busy spotting the differences amongst groups of animals. The illustrations used in the book are real photos of animals. Unlike the front cover each page is actually crammed with various groups of animals which children have the opportunity to spot the odd one out. Initially I think my daughter found the start of the book a little overwhelming however, as you read more of the book, the layout of the pictures seem to improve making it less chaotic. As well as spotting the odd one out each page also has different questions on things like colours and quantities. Finding the odd one out isn't as simple as one of the animals being a different colour. In some cases an object has been placed on the photo that is so cleverly colour matched that children really need to look carefully. However, challenge is good and the book is then balanced with easier odd ones out to spot. This would be a great book to take along when you need kiddies to be seated for a while. The size of the book is perfect for a mini rucksack. This is a fab interactive book with sprinkles of humour along the way.

CathC Adult 202 book reviews

7th June '17

I read it to RC13 aged 4 aged 4

We won this in a Toppsta giveaway. It's a brilliant introduction to spot the difference books. I like the various questions on each page which encourged my daughter to look more carefully. The pictures are really bright and colourful, with lots of different animals. The only thing I would say is that I felt it was probably aimed at younger children- my daughter who is 4 finished it very quickly.

Mumofboys Adult 1 book review

3rd June '17

I read it to Boy1 aged 5 aged 5 & to Boy2 aged 4 aged 4

This is a good hard back sturdy book with bright and attractive pictures. My two children really enjoyed spotting the differences between the animals on each page and looking for different objects. They were given the book to have a look through between themselves first and they spotted the answers on the last page which spoilt it a bit. They did laugh at the silly animals - especially the monkey with glasses and pink lipstick! Although they did like the book i'm not sure that we will get too much use out of it as once you have read it a couple of times the children know what all the differences are. I think this would however be a good book for a younger reader.

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