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Mazescapes

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Book is great. It has 13 mazes to complete both forward and backward. All are streets on which you drive paper cars. Each maze is different - city, neighborhood, zoo, golf course, rural, mountains, etc. Not only do you complete the maze, but you are also challenged to find objects in the maze that begin with a certain letter, and you are asked to find certain hidden letters on each page, plus more challenges. My 5 year old son loves to trace through the maze and find the objects (especially the different cars and trucks). He spends hours with it and hasn't tired of it yet. The mazes are very detailed and illustrated beautifully.

We have another one of her books, Blimps, which we enjoy. So my son picked this one out at the library. We had a lot of fun with it. We sat for almost half an hour looking at the pictures. My son had fun showing me things he found on his own. We went every maze and traced it with out fingers. Then we had to look for the letters and pictures that he liked. This was very helpful, since he's just learning his letters.

Great book!

My son has spent hours with this book. He loves the intricate drawings and sees something new everytime he re-visits it. A "must have!"

My 4 year old son loves mazes and maps, so this book is a real hit with him. We did several other Roxie Munroe maze books before -all intricately detailed, fun and fascinating - Mazescapes is right in line with the others and does not disappoint. The illustrations are wonderful, there's so much for him to look at and discover even after he has completed the maze. Good fun!

we have most of roxie munro's mazes, they are beautiful and very fun. my 4 year old seeks these out and spends hours looking at the pictures, tracing the mazes and finding new, interesting things in the great art. my 7 year old enjoys them, too!

This fantastic book offers so many different ways to be enjoyed. In this book of mazes, you are in a family car driving through a series of mazes to the zoo, which is the final page of the book. Then, you can work your way back home by finding yet another route backward to the start of the book. Each double-page maze links to the next and offer a different themed environment. Also hidden in each maze is the family car itself and certain letters of the alphabet, as indicated by the road signs at the start of each maze. My five-year-old never tires of this book.

The book I received was in new condition. It was sent to me quickly. I am very happy with this transaction