Such a cute, unique activity book. Each activity seems like it would fit a wide age range, and would be fun for toddlers up to elementary school age children. The challenges keep children interested and give an incentive to stay engaged and keep reading.

I did not know what to expect this book and it was a fresh and original one.
Stunning.
Interactive, engaging and funny.
The art style is both funny and cute. And the book is an adorably grumpy character.

Children love brain-teasers like those in Howard Calvert’s clever picture book; however, the book also includes puzzles, activities, thought experiments, ideas for drawing and more. What fun! But as wonderful as Calvert’s words are, it’s Gemma Correll’s off-beat illustrations prove just as fun. Grownups will love this delightful book as much as kids.

In the interest of full disclosure, I received this book from NetGalley, Quarto Publishing Group – Frances Lincoln Children's Books and Happy Yak in exchange for an honest review. And, also in the interest of full disclosure, I didn’t beat the book.

This book was excellent, but definitely one to read in paper form. So good, in fact, that I pre-ordered the paper copy to gift to my four-year-old for Christmas! I love interactive picture books, and this one gives so many different and creative ways for children to interact. Easy five stars.

A book that dares you to pick out the smallest dog drawing, think about the world being upside down, make noise, turn it into a hat, and generally think outside the box (I mean book). Geared for small people, but I enjoyed it too. Gemma Correll's illustrations, including a pug, made me smile. Fun!