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Get ready to test your powers of observation in the second edition of this unique puzzle series! The 25 pairs of classic covers from The Saturday Evening Post are seemingly identical, but 12 to 18 subtle changes have been made to one of the pictures. Children and adults will have to be sharp to find the differences in these famous illustrations by Norman Rockwell, John Falter, Stevan Dohanos, Benjamin Kimberly Prins, John Philip Falter, and many other well-known artists of that era.

Set against the backdrop of the Olympic Peninsula, these three short novels explore the complexities of love and the essence of authentic living. Through diverse characters and compelling narratives, the stories delve into the emotional landscapes of relationships, prompting readers to reflect on their own definitions of love and existence. Each tale offers a unique perspective, inviting an introspective journey into the heart of human connection.

Over 50 tangled paths feature robots trying to get out of a traffic jam, treasure hunters seeking gold, curious aliens exploring Earth, and plenty of other comic scenarios. Solutions.

These 30 complex puzzles aren't just for kids! Each page features hundreds of numbered dots that slowly reveal famous works of art by Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Gauguin, Degas, and other masters.

Prepare to improve the looks of an artist, magician, fireman, chef, explorer, and dozens of other guys who could benefit from a handlebar, horseshoe, pencil, or other type of moustache.

Each of 30 complex puzzles features hundreds of dots that reveal surprising pictures of common and exotic creatures. Double the fun by adding color to the finished images. Includes solutions.

Kids who are fascinated by fast-moving vehicles will be thrilled by these fun-filled, easy-to-color illustrations. Thirty images depict cars, dump and tow trucks, a double-decker bus, trains, and flying machines.

Draw a fabulous gallery of wacky automatons and costumed crusaders! Excite young imaginations with these thrilling but unfinished images of robots and superheroes. Helpful captions suggest what's missing from each of the 106 illustrations. Suitable for ages 6 and up, the humorous drawings are great for coloring, and they'll appeal to adult doodlers, too.

A merwolf? An elficorn? A dragclops? You decide! Twenty-four perforated picture pages include cartoon illustrations of the heads, bodies, and legs of a mermaid, werewolf, fairy, cyclops, dragon, wizard, genie, and satyr. Switch, swap, and color them to create your own crazy creature combinations!

Twenty-four humorous illustrations include a farmer, sheep, lions, and other creatures. After coloring, remove the perforated pages to assemble two 32 x 32 posters of a funky farm and a zany zoo.