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By: USA TODAY Volume 24
For the first time ever, USA TODAY® offers a picture puzzle book for kids—ages 7 and up. Kids will sharpen their critical thinking and observational skills in this fun collection!
Things kids love—celebrations, pets, sports, games, parks, zoos, famous historical places—are presented in this fun and original collection of spot-the-difference picture puzzles from USA TODAY®. Did a soccer ball change colors? Did a dalmatian lose a spot? Is there an extra window in Lady Liberty's crown? These differences and hundreds more in variable difficulty levels offer hours of solving fun. Kids will sharpen their observational skills in this mind-bending picture puzzle collection from America's favorite newspaper.
For the first-time solver or the seasoned spotter, this collection will delight with 45 unique picture puzzles in multiple difficulty levels and two puzzle types, spot-the-difference and spot-the-odd picture. USA TODAY® proudly presents this mental workout for kids (ages 7 and older) from the Nation's No. 1 Newspaper.
For the first time ever, USA TODAY® offers a picture puzzle book for kids—ages 7 and up. Kids will sharpen their critical thinking and observational skills in this fun collection!
Things kids love—celebrations, pets, sports, games, parks, zoos, famous historical places—are presented in this fun and original collection of spot-the-difference picture puzzles from USA TODAY®. Did a soccer ball change colors? Did a dalmatian lose a spot? Is there an extra window in Lady Liberty's crown? These differences and hundreds more in variable difficulty levels offer hours of solving fun. Kids will sharpen their observational skills in this mind-bending picture puzzle collection from America's favorite newspaper.
For the first-time solver or the seasoned spotter, this collection will delight with 45 unique picture puzzles in multiple difficulty levels and two puzzle types, spot-the-difference and spot-the-odd picture. USA TODAY® proudly presents this mental workout for kids (ages 7 and older) from the Nation's No. 1 Newspaper.