I Spy a Dinosaur's Eye

By Jean Marzollo, Walter Wick, Walter Wick

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Average Rating: (See all 3 reviews) Format: Paperback, 32 pages Other Information: Illustrated Published In: United States, May 2003 Other Editions: Paperback, Australia $11.99 View Quantity Available: 89 Ships within 6-10 days Younger readers learn basic reading skills in a fun way with this collection of easy-to-read riddles featuring dinosaurs paired with full-color photographs and illustrations. From The Publisher: Scholastic Readers are designed to support a child's efforts to learn how to read at every age and and every stage -- based on the best resesearch about how children learn to read. All-new, easy-to-read riddles by Jean Marzollo are paired with fun photographs culled from the best-selling I Spy books to create I Spy easy readers. With rhythm, rhyme, and picture clues, these books are for the newest little readers. Publisher: Cartwheel Books ISBN: 0439524717 EAN: 9780439524711 Dimensions: 21.49 x 14.48 x 0.3 centimeters (0.06 kg)

I have to admit, I wasn't sure about buying this book for my little one (he's only 2 and a half) as I thought it might be too hard for him, but he proved me wrong and was finding most of the objects that the book asked him to find. These books are just awesome as they teach the children about different things, and how to look for them. Plus it teaches them patience, especially when they get frustrated when they can't find an object. Highly recommend to all parents out there that want to help their child's education as this is a great teaching aide.

great book to give a child in your life. they are bound to enjoy all the pictures and high colour photos that this book provides, and are likely to take great pleasure in searching th pages for objects. can get a bit tiresome when you cant find something, which is when the clever answers at the back come in handy!

A book to admire little pictures, a book to kill time. Apart from using it to fill boredom, I do not recommend it for anyone. Words do stimulate the brain more effectively than plain pictures. A book like 'I Spy' does not rank high on my recommendation. Strictly speaking, it cannot be regarded as a book.