I Spy: Year-Round Challenger 视觉大发现系列：全年挑战者 [精装] [4-8岁] pdf epub mobi txt 电子书下载 2025

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Jean Marzollo（吉恩·玛佐洛）著，Walter Wick（摄影）绘

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出版社： Scholastic

ISBN：9780439316347

商品编码：19011823

包装：精装

出版时间：2001-11-01

用纸：胶版纸

页数：40

正文语种：英文

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内容简介

Full of beautiful photos taken from previously published "I Spy" books, as well as all-new riddles. With one spread for every month, readers will delight in finding their favorite holidays, their birth-day month and dozens of clever objects hidden within the images. It is intended for ages 5 and up.

全新谜语配上此前出版的视觉大发现系列书籍里的精美图片。全年挑战者每月都有多样的谜题，小读者们将会在寻找他们喜欢的节日、生日月和巧妙隐藏在图片里的小物件中得到乐趣和成长！适合5岁及以上小朋友阅读。

作者简介

JEAN MARZOLLO has written many award-winning children??s books, including the I Spy books, the I Spy Little books, and Happy Birthday, Martin Luther King. Jean lives with her husband, Claudio, in New York State??s Hudson Valley.

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精彩书评

Jean Marzollo's riddles and Walter Wick's smashing photography combine from an amalgam of previous hits in I Spy Year-Round Challenger! A Picture Book of Riddles. "I spy three walnuts, four almonds, four bows," begins January's riddle, and "The Holly and the Ivy" is from I Spy Christmas. In November's "Nature Close Up": "I spy a pencil, four blueberries, a bee/ And a winged pair of seeds from a maple tree."
--Publishers Weekly

"Kindergarten-Grade 2--These photographic puzzles celebrate seasons and holidays throughout the year. A January background of snow and evergreens is full of wrapped presents, nuts, a "bear sextet," and more. For Halloween, a ghostly dollhouse bathed in blue light conceals jack-o'-lantern flowerpots, a topiary rabbit, and a shadowy candelabra. Kids will enjoy the familiar game of finding the objects named in the brief text. While the photographs are not as brilliantly arranged as those in earlier books, eager puzzle solvers will gobble this one up, too."
--School Library Journal