Presents a collection of quizzes, puzzles, and other brain-twisters to improve observation skills and attention to detail.

Four brief "Stories" about parents, trains, and cows, or is it really all one story? The author recommends careful inspection of word s and pictures to both minimize and enhance confusion.

Readers can read the story and try to figure out the clues along with Marie and her pals, and can find out if they solved the mystery correctly by checking their answers at the back of the book.

Buster gives his mother several exaggerated excuses for being late for lunch. At intervals readers are given a variety of similar excuses from which to choose.

The reader is invited to join celebrated armchair detective Dr. Jeffrey Lynn Quicksolve in solving a series of mysteries.

Meg witnesses a theft during a trip to an authentic medieval castle with her class and must piece together the clues offered in the text and illustrations to solve the case.

When Tommy goes to visit his Aunt Jeanne at her mansion, he finds a series of notes that are clues to an unnamed puzzle meant to be solved by Tommy and the reader.

When a heavy snowfall causes schools and businesses to close, Tommy follows a series of notes from his Aunt Jeanne as he explores the frozen landscape, makes new friends, and participates in winter sports, with artwork which includes over 200 objects for the reader to find and count.

"Come along with Anna, Elsa, and their friends on an icy adventure! Look for hidden objects in eight exciting Look and Find scenes inspired by the Disney Frozen film."--Back cover.