Bear's Springtime Book of Hidden Things: An Easter And Springtime Book For Kids

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Explore a brightly colored world bursting with spring flowers and adorable baby animals in this Wheres Waldo for the next generation. Keep kids busy for hours as they search for hidden treasures in this book from internet sensation Gergely Duds.

Bear is tired of the cold, dark winterhes going out to hunt for spring! He puts on his rain boots and splashes his way across town, searching for frogs at the pond, baby chicks at the botanical garden, and grasshoppers in the meadow. Can YOU help Bear find springtime treasures

In this charming seek-and-find, readers of all ages will discoveranillustrated wonderland that'sirresistibleand irresistibly challengingand will return to it again and again.

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Praise for BEARS MERRY BOOK OF HIDDEN THINGS: An engaging title that hits the mark ... Seek-and-find holiday collections will find the sweet colorful cartoon illustrations irresistible. School Library Journal Praise for BEARS MERRY BOOK OF HIDDEN THINGS: Detailed illustrations in candy-bright colors offer cleverly concealed quests. Kirkus Reviews PRAISE FOR BEARS SPOOKY BOOK OF HIDDEN THINGS: Dudss artwork is both inviting and artfully designed, and the search-and-find aspect is just challenging enough to keep readers engaged. Publishers Weekly

Author Bio

Gergely Dudsalso known as Dudolfis the author of Bear's Merry Book of Hidden Things and Bear's Spooky Book of Hidden Things.He became beloved worldwide after his seek-and-find cartoon Wheres the panda swept the internet, delighting kids and grown-ups alike. He lives in Budapest, Hungary. Visit Gergely online at thedudolf.blogspot.com. Gergely Dudsalso known as Dudolfis the author of Bear's Merry Book of Hidden Things and Bear's Spooky Book of Hidden Things.He became beloved worldwide after his seek-and-find cartoon Wheres the panda swept the internet, delighting kids and grown-ups alike. He lives in Budapest, Hungary. Visit Gergely online at thedudolf.blogspot.com.