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|author=Britta Teckentrup
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|genre=For Sharing
|summary=A beautifully crafted and illustrated spot the odd -one -out book that lifts itself from the run of the mill, into something that you will pick up just to look at.
|rating=4.5
|buy=Yes
|isbn=9781783704637
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The only slight hesitation you may have with this book is that the puzzles may be a little too complex for the very young, although the illustrations will attract them. This is a book for a slightly older toddler with a keen mind, but don't be shocked if they learn all the answers after a couple of sittings. Thankfully, the book is nice enough looking to take off the shelf on occasion anyway to simply enjoy as an object of beauty.
Teckentrup's classical illustration style is on show in many different books including [[The Wheels on the Bus by Britta Teckentrup|The Wheels on the Bus]], [[Take a Square by Britta Teckentrup|Take a Square]] and [[Under the Same Sky by Britta Teckentrup|Under the Same Sky]].
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