"Adele & Simon" -Barbara McClintock

Done in the style of Gigi and Madeline, this was a fun romp through Paris. On each page, Simon loses something which is somewhere on the page (and not a big object either). You also can look for Simon and famous artists and works. There's a guide in the back for those.

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John Skewes' "Larry Gets Lost in..." series is a picture view of Seattle, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and his latest, Washington D.C.

Where's Waldo? by Martin Handford.

There's a great series from the 80s and 90s, "Agent Arthur..." by Martin Oliver put out by Usborne Puzzle Adventures, that is all about seeing the right things in the pictures and solving the puzzles. Whew, blast from the past there!

"The End" -David LaRochelle

Such a fun book! The whole story, in fact the whole book, is told in reverse. The title page is at the end, the cover is backwards, really clever.

I'm going to spoil the finish by saying the Princess and the Knight fall in love. But how do they fall in love? Because... And that's how the story goes, always telling the effect before the cause.

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Why is the Snow White? by Heinz Janisch