Customer Reviews

Top Gear: Where's Stig?

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If you are and avid Topgear fan and enjoyed (or still enjoy) Where's Waldo books, this book is for you. There is some materials in this book that some might find offensive and not appropriate for younger children but it is a great addition to the true fans of puzzle books

If you know someone who is a Top Gear fan who has a good sense of humor they should get a good chuckle out of this. There's nothing to the book other than the art, so don't expect much. It makes for a great conversation starter as a coffee table book. As others have said, this is not the best book for children. I don't think most parents would be horribly offended by the images, but not meant to be a children's book.

I was given this book as a gift from a family member. I am a huge fan of Top Gear and have been for many years. This is a perfect fun addition to any Top Gear fan's collection. Gonna go eat a Stig Sannie with a side of Arse Biscuits.

My 14-yr old son is a huge Top-Gear fan. This was a Christmas gift to him from his 9-yr old brother. All our kids (including girls) have enjoyed trying to find the Stig and checking out funny things on each page. Our kids have always enjoyed the "I Spy", "Where's Waldo", and other similar titles, so this was perfect.

This book is pretty hilarious. The pictures are like Where's Waldo and if you keep looking you keep finding more funny things in the picture. Very entertaining.

It's a lot of fun to look through, especially if you've followed Top Gear for a long while.

Be aware it's really only 10 minutes of entertainment. It's a great book to keep out on a coffee table though.

A very fun book - haven't found the Stig on the winter/ice page yet. Provides lots of fun for my husband and son since they both love books where you have to find something on each page.

This book is fun, well illustrated and not as easy as it seems. My granddaughter got this for Christmas and has had hours of fun finding the characters.

We're fans of Top Gear (UK version). Pictures not only hide the Stig but others as well (like Jeremy) in the pictures. Each page is dedicated to a different episode and has cars as well as crowds of people. If you watch the show regularly, you'll get a kick out of the different scenes and if you like the Top Gear humor, there's a good dose of it in the book on street signs, bumper stickers, etc.

True Top Gear humor - very funny and entertaining, but not really for young kids.