Who's There, Spot?

This book has been consistently my baby's favorite book since he was 3-4 months old and now that he's 9 months old, he likes to pull up the drawings himself (although you need to have your hand ready to slow his hand down and make sure he doesn't pull them too hard and tear them off). Spot goes around the house lifting and opening these flap-drawing elements, like the the cupboard where the mouse is hiding or the grass where the frog is hiding, and at the end of the story, the day is over.

This is an adorable book, as all Spot books are, however the coloring on the book is a bit mottled - that's why 4 stars.

Following his proven formula, Hill has created another fun book that kids who love Spot are certain to enjoy. In this one, Spot spends his time finding who's in certain places - at the door, in the laundry basket, in the playhouse, etc. For each case, there is a flap that your child can lift to view the character in each location, and the accompanying text is appropriately short to keep the focus on the illustrations and flaps. If your child has enjoyed previous Spot lift-the-flap books, then there's no reason to think it will be any different with this title. I'd recommend this one, along with other Spot titles, to any parent whose child enjoys flap books.