My Big Wimmelbook―Cars and Things That Go Board book – Illustrated, September 4, 2018

These books were requested by parents and I can see why. Very cute illustrations and well done. Keeps young children busy for quite a while. If your children like search and find books they will like these.

Wimmelbooks have changed our world! They are at the table and have kept my kids engaged for hours at the breakfast table. Every time we look through these we laugh at our usuals and find something new! There is always something to find. We always buy these for a gift too! We use these differently where we just look and discuss the pictures and just enjoy instead of looking for what we are “supposed” to find.

I love asking 2-8 year olds questions about what is happening in the book and listen as they tell me stories about what they see. Then we use our imagination and tell another story using the same characters and images. We also do a "where's the ____" and that's also fun for the littles. I think it could be fun for most ages who are interested in the way the characters are drawn. Each time we see it, imagination creates a new story/experience together. It also helps me see a glimpse into what is happening in their lives by the story they tell each time.

This is the second Wimmelbook I have bought. Such a great idea, and is a new version of a Look And Find. The illustrations are cute , busy enough for little ones to spend a lot of time looking at one page. It allows so much room for open ended conversation and storytelling. It became a staple so quickly and I can’t wait for the new ones to be released.

I absolutely love these books. The small size is very practical in keeping in the diaper bag or storing in the car for the car rides.

If your toddler likes vehicles, buy this book NOW! I didn't expect a book like this, with each page chock full of every kind of vehicle imaginable. It takes awhile to take it all in, and each page advances the event somewhat. There's also hidden easter egg for adult like an A-team van. The illustration is well-done, and the fact that it is a board book makes it very durable for toddlers. This book will definitely outlast most toys in terms of enjoyment as well, and I can imagine that it is good for an 1 year old as well as an 8 year old.

My toddler son loves vehicles of all kinds, and he loves looking at detailed pictures of street scenes with lots of different vehicles and things going on. He also loves "look and find" type books. This book is so perfect for him, as it checks all those boxes. You can look at it so many different ways with your kiddo (finding recurring objects/people, following the various characters' storylines, etc), and it's also great for independent book time. Additionally, it has sturdy board book pages that stand up to a toddler and the rough way they sometimes explore books.

My 3 year old loves the hell out of these books. He particularly loves this one as he enjoys the scenes with tons of varieties of cars and other vehicles. For those that aren't aware, these are similar to "Where's Waldo" except the scenes are less cluttered and more interesting. The goal is to find characters or objects listed in the front of the book. The characters may have a car or a hat in one scene, and may be different enough in another scene to keep things interesting for Pre-K kids and keeps them from looking for a single key feature of each character.