Where's the Bunny?: An Egg-cellent Search Book

This book came with the corner (the bound one) nearly torn off. Additionally, it is exactly the same scenes as the Where is the Princess book. Very sneaky, very disappointing!

I bought this book for my niece & nephew. They love searching through the various drawings in the book. They’ve looked through the books multiple times and have had fun each time.

I purchased this for my five year old daughter as she enjoys Where's Wally and thought this would be a good Easter book for her.The idea is that on each page you should try to find the Easter bunny, ten differently decorated Easter eggs and a chick. Each page is based on a fairytale - for example Hansel and Gretel, The Pied Piper etc...My daughter has been really enjoying this book. I like these books as I find they help develop her concentration and her patience with an added bonus that she will sit quietly while she searches for everything! A lovely book, would recommend.

So in short we bought the wheres the bunny book. My daughter loved it and so we looked at getting another in the same series. (wheres the princess)Imagine my surprise when I saw they were essentially the same (see pictures) bar some minor changes. It looks like they just added the bunny plus some eggs into the wheres the princess book and tried to present it as a new book.Felt this was a blatant cash grab and really it should be clearly stated as such.As a standalone book I would have rated 4 stars but removed a star for this cheap rehash ploy.

Cannot get over the quality of this product - considering such a low price.!?Impressed with size of the book, the paper quality/thickness and colours of the illustrations and different theme on each page )19 pages approx i Bought this as a quirky /different Easter gift for family and friends instead of choc this Easter. They're so nice ill order another one to keep for myself!

Really kept the attention of a 4 year old - there is a lot to spot and the pictures are great - each scene is from a different fairy tale and there is an amalgamation of all the stories in the last scene so there was egg spotting and story spotting too. So good we bought the unicorn version, but that sadly wasn't as good.

This book is very good for interaction with your child, there is masses to discuss and enjoy. Each page gives a perfect opportunity to revisit/visit the fairy story, share the details in the picture and then search for the eggs/bunny/chick. The answers at the back give more details to find. I would recommend this book as a great Easter present.