Spot Goes to the Park (Spot - Original Lift The Flap)

In this exciting instalment of the Spot series, Spot goes to the park, attacks a hippo, and makes friends with a duck. They're not the most fun for the adult reading them, but little kids love the flaps, which are easy for small hands, and at least they're a quick read. There are many children's books that I enjoy reading to my daughter more, but she still loves these after owning them for two years.

I Bought for this for my Great Granddaughter this is perfect gift for little ones she has several and loves them I actually purchased the cuddly Spot the Dog from Amazon after she fell in love with these books

Story's a bit pants and the flaps don't really hide anything worth looking at. Plus some of the, are very small. Not the best in the series and I wouldn't buy it again if I had the choice. Try "Spot Says Goodnight" instead.

Good book, had lots of fun reading it. A little dissapointing for my 18month old to lift some of the flaps and find words underneath rather than a picture.

There is very little to get a toddlers imagination going with the story or whats under the flaps. The flaps are terrible, very thin and stuck on, they are going to get ripped off in seconds, the die cut books are much better for the same price. It looks like this publisher cut too many corners!

I love the spot books but this one was a bit all over the place with the story and the flaps were tiny. Other spot books are better

Bought this after purchasing the original where’s spot book but it was a disappointment, not just the story itself but also when you lift the flaps which is the most exciting part for children, they were just mediocre. It felt like a forced story out of nothing

This is more of a ‘rip the flap off’ book. The flaps are the ones that are stuck on the page (pasted on flaps) rather than the ones that are the card page (diecutting from the sheet). The second option always feels more robust, but these pasted on flaps become an exercise in how to get through a story without loosing all the flaps.I only mark it down for this style because it costs as much as the books I’ve bought with the other diecut style.