Can You See What I See? Once Upon a Time: Picture Puzzles to Search and Solve

I had this book when I was little and I remember spending hours doing the puzzles over and over. The book kind of got beat up over the years and I don't know where it went. Several years later I still remember this book and bought it for myself. It's just as fun as I remember and I am so happy I was able to find a copy on Amazon

Purchase this for my great grandson for a Christmas gift. I’m sure he will love it as he knows all the other books this author has written.

I am a young 68 year-old and I love these books by Walter Wick. They are fun and challenging. His use of lighting and composition gives me a cozy feeling. The "Can You See What I See?" books are my go-to comfort books. And they're fun for children, too. They really make you look outside the box and expand your way of looking at things and seeing things.

Very interesting book with original presentation. Hours of enjoyment for the kids. Very satisfied! Already purchased other Wick books after this one. Glad we found this author!

Fun finding items with grandsons....lots of interaction.

I have three other books like this, but I was somewhat disappointed in this one. I think this book is good for very young children—K or 1st grade. By 2nd, it’s way too easy.

TERRIBLE. A gift for my granddaughter that is held together with scotch tape and sticky glue. Pages mis-aligned. Amazon should be ashamed by allowing such a product.

Although it is good for teaching details to children, there is no key to check for correct answers. Some of the objects are really hard to find and the objects are really small. This detracts from the willingness of my grandkids to finish finding the objects.

Lovely illustrated book that captures children’s imagination. This is the third one I have purchased in the series as my 8 year olddaughter and I love them so much! Will be purchasing more in the future. Great as birthday presents and stocking fillers.

These are a great series of books and currently the first choice of a 4 year old and hold his attention on repeat visits. Being American there are a few words that need translating e.g. car bonnet for hood, tap for faucet etc, but in a way that is not a bad introduction at an early age to the idea of language. On my way to acquiring the complete series.

I have several of these book that I have bought for my grandchildren over the years. They never fail to be great value and give great enjoyment in finding all the things.

My 6 year old cousin loved this - we spent hours looking for all of the objects! Highly recomended! We enjoyed guessing which fairytale each picture was from as well!

Good game, but I have job finding the objects.