I Spy - Animals!: A Fun Guessing Game for 2-4 Year Olds (I Spy Book Collection for Kids)

Great for child learning alphabet and all the pictures are bright and colourful and good for learning animals too will definitely buy more

Brought for my grandson who loves this book. Great game of I Spy, looking for different animals on each page. Lovely drawing, with enough content to expand learning and game. Would definitely recommend it for young children

This Book was bought for my two year old Grandson. Its educational has lovely illustration's he loves it. Learning whilst having fun, Would recommend. Arrived in estimated time.

I thought it was a look and find book. We have a few this is a little bit different. Good for my girl to grow into as it's "what animal begins with ..... " & you find the animal that fits. Paperback and was damaged during delivery, bent and ripped at spine which was a little annoying. But I believe that it's delivery problem and not seller.

Great book - Lots and Lots of pictures and animals - my little one is too young to guess the animals (which is the jist of the book) but he loves the pictures!

really fun for my 3 year old

The front cover is very enticing, but the inside is actually quite boring. Just a few animals on white pages for each letter. I thought there would be more trying to find the animals hiding etc. Not sure if my nephew likes it or not.

I bought it for my great nephew - wonderful book. Beautifically illustrated!

Great pictures and words for little ones

Not a good book

Love this book! My daughter is not at the alphabet learning stage but she is learning animals and this is a great one for that too

I am an English teacher and I am always looking for books to read with my students. I really hate it when companies use G for giraffe. Most kids are taught phonics first. How is a kid supposed to find giraffe for G when it starts with a J sound? What’s wrong with gorilla? Also, for O they have an octopus, but also on the same page there is an animal that looks like an ox. My six year old native Japanese student pointed it out to me. He said, but there is an ox and an octopus. It may be a water buffalo but to a kid it looks like an ox. Also, why crab for C and Peacock for P? What’s wrong with C for cat and P for pig? These books are supposed to be for young readers. White kid associates Peacock for P? They need to work on this book for

I Spy - Animals! is a fantastic and engaging book for little ones! The vibrant pictures and interactive guessing game keep kids entertained while helping them develop observation and early learning skills. It’s perfect for ages 2-4, with just the right level of challenge to make it fun without being frustrating. A great choice for curious young minds who love animals!