'1001 Things so Spot in Fairyland' is the first item I have bought directly as a result of Dooyoo reviews. I love buying books for my daughter and the whole description of this book captured me straight away. The book is exactly what it says on the cover, I suppose it can be described as a spotting/searching book or maybe even puzzle -solving. It is quite a basic concept of looking for a number of things in the pictures. '1001 Things to Spot in Fairyland' is very much aimed at little girls, it is very pink and pretty. It has nice sized pages and a padded pink cover both back and front with a lovely fairy scene. Inside are the instructions ...  Read the complete review

My four year old chose this book in the library six weeks ago and weve renewed and kept it ever since! THe Usbourne 1001 Things to spot in Fairyland is a fantastic pink, busy A4 sized hard back but cushioned covered book. It forms part of a 13 book series of Usbourne 1001 Things to Spot and is by far the most girly. THe book consists of 32 pages and 13 scenes. Each scene is a double page spread depicting a type of fairyland or activity. Fairy feast Enchanted waterfall Moon dance Fairy school Magic market Secret garden Fairy palace House fairies Rainbow fairies Treetop fairies Fairy ...  Read the complete review

I am a great fan of Usborne Books and my daughter is a big fan of anything that is pink and based on the general theme of Princesses and Fairies, so when I saw this book on Amazon I thought that it was perfect for both of us! I decided to buy it because it was something a bit different from a normal book and I thought that this would be something that my little girl could do quietly by herself if I was busy. I could tell that the book was good quality as soon as it arrived because of the attractive cover with silver detailing and a very tactile padded cover, which I wasn't expecting. The book clearly states the title on the front in fairy-like font proudly ...  Read the complete review

I always like to get my kids in bed a bit early, so they can wind down and read to themselves before lights out, and on busy days it's often the only chance they get to read a book. But you're either a bookworm or you're not and there's no point forcing the matter, so when my daughter refuses to read it's really handy having a puzzle book or similar to fall back on. She's really enjoyed these Usborne 1001 Things to Spot books. There's loads in the series and they all follow the same formula. This fairy one has fourteen double pages, each showing an intricate scene set in Fairyland, and around the edge of the main pictures are little items that you ...  Read the complete review

I was pleased as punch to spot this lovely book in my local charity shop for the princely sum of just £1.50, as I adore Usborne books and so does my book-mad, 20-month old daughter. This gorgeous book introduces the basic concept of searching for specific objects in a series of beautiful, girlie, fairy scenes. Each page has a different scene with lots of activity going on, and at the bottom there are a list of things to try to 'spot' including interesting things like greedy goblins, bluebells, fairies splashing, magic arrows and pots of honey! My daughter is obviously a bit too too young for this book and I would imagine it's aimed at age three ...  Read the complete review