Adventure Puzzles (Highlights™ Sticker Hidden Pictures®) Paperback – Sticker Book, October 1, 2013

These are nice. My grand kids love them. Anything from Highlights are usually well liked as a gift. They are educational but not to the point it seems like work to them.

My kids have graduated from Hidden Pictures to Brain Teaser books, but they take these Highlights books with them on their babysitting jobs. They’ve introduced many a family to these iconic puzzles, engaging their young charges in old-fashioned (non electronic device) fun. I always pack a couple of pages when I travel. When I find myself seated on a long flight in the same row as a restless child (and an exasperated parent), Hidden Pictures has definitely saved the day.The artwork is top notch featuring a mix of realistic and make-believe line drawings. Some pictures are a riot of color and imagery, while others feature a more bucolic scene with easy-to-find clues (see pictures.) This mix of obvious and challenging, black-and-white with color, and real with made-up scenes, keeps the Hidden Picture brand fresh and exciting. The 280+ sticker pages raises the fun factor.Hidden Pictures is Highlights’ most engaging and rewarding activity. It’s a great project for independent play, but works best as a collaborative project for any age. Keep a couple of these on hand for the young kids in your life.

My 2.5 year old son is obsessed with these seek and find books. He loves both the stickers and the hidden picture pages. I do have to help him a little with the tricky ones, but these books are building his vocabulary, fine motor skills, and his attention span. The best part is we can easier stick it in the diaper bag when we go to a restaurant and it keeps him busy the whole time we are out. Keeps us from having to pull out our phones to occupy him!

Love these series from Highlights. Previously I got a lot of smaller workbooks, around 32 pages each, with colorful hidden pictures only, so my toddler got bored after 4-5 pages.These are great, because you get two colorful hidden picture pages, and then 2 black and white pages, where you have to put stickers on, and so on. There is more variety and a child will stay entertained for longer time. Also, rather than paying 5$ for a small workbook, here for 9$ I get 90 pages, much better value. Love it!

Great concept using stickers once you find the objects, but it was a little tough for my 3 year old. He is now 4 and is a little bit better with it.

I do this activity book with my grandson and we have so much fun. He is 5 and I believe this is the perfect age.

Great for use at restaurants and waiting roomsWe do the puzzles at home when there’s a few minutes…. such as not long enough to read them a story and or avoid the TV Ipad etc.

I got a subscription to the magazine because it was going to be 3 to 6 weeks for delivery. I bought him three separate books to give him on his birthday and he just begs me to participate in the books every time he comes over.