Where's the Mermaid: A Mermazing Search-and-Find Adventure

Bought this on the back of my daughter's love for the Where's The Unicorn books, and initially wasn't impressed. It's more difficult than the WTU book because there's more things to find, and you have to commit them to memory as each double-page scene doesn't give you a list of the different characters (that's at the front of the book). There are also other 'bonus' things to find which, again, are listed at the back of the book so sometimes tricky to remember.After a few reads, the characters do stick in your memory and it becomes easier (and more enjoyable) to find them. My daughter no loves this as much as the WTU books.

An auntie to two girls who get everything they are 7-8 and this along side the unicorn version and this gift was a Christmas winner.Whenever visiting and I needed to do something they would always settle down and spend ages looking at my more adult where’s wally they both really loved the book so for Christmas I wanted to get them a younger and pinker version so to say so when I found this I thought perfect! As they also love mermaids and unicornsThey had so many presents from all the family from huge doll houses cars...everything. But when they opened this they were so surprised they loved it and guess what...not only was it the first thing they wanted to do it was the present they played with the longest!10/10

Bought this for my 5 year old who absolutely loves it. We had lots of fun sitting together and doing a different scene each day. She even took it into school to show her teachers. Nice quality and a good book to help her stay on task and use her visual skills. She was very excited when she found each of the characters and it was a good introduction to this style of search books. Images all appeared nice and colourful and my daughter found it very engaging, easy to understand and exciting

I bought this book for my twin daughters who are now 7yo. I have got other books of this type starting with "Where is the penguin" and "Where is the Santa", bought first when my daughters were 4. The good thing about these books is that all the characters one needs to find are different. My daughter immediately assigned one character to themselves and to parents and relatives, making the search process more engaging and fun.Overall I recommend this book for your children -- they are likely to enjoy it.

There aren't many books that get our boys asking to go to bed so they can do another page. This is the kids equivalent of a gripping TV box set - pure quality. It has really fun scenes with so much happening & it's not just about finding the mermaids. Anyone 3+ will love it. Despite the theme, it's not "for girls".