I received a MOBI.file of this book from the author/illustrator, Paul Green, through a recent giveaway he had on LibraryThing and the following is my honest opinion.

I found this exquisitely illustrated book of 10 drawings spread over two pages to be a delightful pictorial experience, where the readers/viewers, of ALL AGES, have their visual acuity tested as they try to find Grandad and several other items scattered throughout the drawing. And if anyone should get frustrated not being to find Grandad or any of the other items, Mr. Green, has in the back of the book, given hints as to where they can be found by narrowing down the area one needs to search again to one of six panels he provides.

While the pages of the paperback version is 8.5” x 11”, the best way to view the KINDLE is using the free APP Amazon provides for the PC [which is how I’ve viewed it.] For having provided hours of enjoyment to the book’s viewers, I’ve given Mr. Green 5 STARS for his endeavor here. ( )

10 double pages of colourful scenes to try and find Grandad plus 5 different bonus objects amongst a vast parade of people and architecture.
Finding Grandad in different poses in each scene really amused my 10 year old daughter!
The hint boxes are very helpful in the most trying times!
In all, an extremely fun way to pass time......and keep kids busy! It really is something to entertain the young and old alike. ( )