Where's Waldo Now?: (A Hidden Object Activity Book with Search & Find Puzzles and Spot-the-Difference Game - a Perfect Gift & Travel Companion for All Ages)

My grandma and I would find Waldo on the weekends when I stayed with her back in the day. Fast forward to a few years ago, my youngest daughter (5) found my old copy and loved trying to find Waldo with me. I decided to start a new tradition and have been buying one book as a Christmas present to her each year. She always looks forward to a new book.

Kids love it

An advance level after bluey one.

My four-year-old has just discovered the excitement of the Where's Waldo books. This is the second book he's asked for, and it's just as fun as the first book! This one has Waldo and his friends hiding in various points in time (Pyramids, Viking Age, etc.). I thought that it might be easier to find a guy in a red and white striped shirt in the middle of a group of people wearing ancient clothes, but this book turned out to be more challenging than the first!We've been using this book to help our son calm down before bed. Its a fun challenge for him, and after about 10 minutes he gets tired and is ready to get in his bed and tuck in for sleep. For any child who has trouble winding down before bedtime, I would definitely recommend this book!

Don't feel like much needs to be said. It's a classic. Great for kids and adults

WHERE’S WALDO? books are fun and challenging search and find books. The illustrations are detailed and colorful. The search is aided by checklists in the back of the books where one can see how many of the objects or characters have been spotted. In the 20+ years since these books were published, we have become more culturally sensitive/aware and some of the stereotypical representations are a bit cringe worthy. For example, in one scene with many different types of boats on the ocean, there is a canoe with Native Americans with “war paint” and single and multiple feathered headdresses. At the time I’m sure the intent was humorous. Now such scenes hit a sour note. This is not necessarily reason to not have fun with these books. It can provide teachable moments to illustrate how we grow and change (“When you know better, you do better”). I purchased this book for a family with members ages 6 to 60+.

My kid liked it so much. Think, the books are increadible with its unique drawings. Still very interresting for me, too.

My students (4/5 year olds) love searching for Waldo