CELTICLADY'S REVIEWS: Find the Cutes book 1: Playtime by Celestial and Vincent Noot Giveaway!

Cutest look and find book for kids EVER!
This is a cute look and find book for children: Ages 5-older. Enjoy searching for the characters and their items. It is an activity book for children good for hours of fun! It has/is:

- An intriguing story.
- A family-focused message.
- 4,785 hand-drawn characters.
- More than 1,500 hours of artwork.
- The first in a series of 10 books.

This book is a must-have!
People who liked the old look and find books will love this one! "Find the Cutes - Playtime" is a look and find book for girls, but it is also a look and find book for boys.
Where to use it
Seek and find books are fun for road trips, to get your children away from the TV, to sit down with them and read, for waiting rooms at a clinic, in church, child day care centers, etc. The details are well-polished, cute, and beautiful. It's a lot of fun!
Keep your kids entertained!
Looking for a fun activity book for your child? This is the cutest look and find book! Buy it now! Regular children's books can entertain you for an hour, maybe two. But this look and find book can entertain your kids for hours and hours! The book has 36 pages, of which 24 are double search and find pages. Tired of looking for them? Then there are answer pages in the back, cheat sheets...
Story
The book is about a family with their last name being "Cute." There are five kids to look for. The oldest daughter has to babysit her siblings but keeps texting her friends to much, so you're going to help her find them! Sounds like fun? Order it now, and the author and illustrator will sign it!

My Thoughts

I was asked to review Find the Clues by the author, I typically do not review children's books, but I decided to review this one after I read what it was about at Amazon.

This book is not only a find the clues book; but it also is a seek and find and it has a story. It is a story about the Cutes. There are the mom and dad, five children, a daughter and two sets of twins. A set with two boys, 8 years old and a set with two girls, 6 years old. The oldest girl is twelve and often forgets to watch her siblings as her mother has asked her to do. That is when the fun begins. The pages that follow are where the reader has to do a search of simple items/people; there is the birthday party, swimming pool, playground, toy store, petting zoo, and supermarket. If you remember the Where's Waldo series, this is very similar. In each of the scenarios, one or more of the children go missing, and it is up to the reader to find them, along with other items.

The middle of the book has the family having dinner and mom asks how everyone's week was and what was their favorite part. They all have their chance to tell what their favorite part of the week was. After that, there are more pages, soccer game, the fair, ballet studio, scout camp, art studio and the first day of school. The ending has the children going to bed. Nope, this is not a spoiler, but a rundown of what the reader needs to do, colorful and packed pages with all sorts of objects to find to keep the child busy for hours to come. This is a book that can be utilized with a child even as young as 5, with the help of someone, up to 18. The back of the book, of course, has answers in case you get stumped with the activities.

I thoroughly enjoyed this book and would definitely recommend Find the Cutes, by the way that is the name of the family, and think it would be a great addition to a family's bookshelf or even a library.

I received a digital copy of the book for review and was not monetarily compensated.