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Enter the spellbinding world of Shadowboxes, where hundreds of mysteries are waiting to be uncovered, just by you! This extensive seek-and-find compendium features a dozen lushly detailed illustrations covering such topics as shapes, colors, numbers, food, opposites, telling time, animals, and more. Each section offers a wealth of items to be searched for and discovered_all hidden within a sing... More

Enter the spellbinding world of Shadowboxes, where hundreds of mysteries are waiting to be uncovered, just by you! This extensive seek-and-find compendium features a dozen lushly detailed illustrations covering such topics as shapes, colors, numbers, food, opposites, telling time, animals, and more. Each section offers a wealth of items to be searched for and discovered_all hidden within a single page, rich with fabulous detail and vivid color. Key pages located in the back of the book offer answers and additional items to look for and uncover. Both children and adults, alike, will find themselves mesmerized as they begin their adventure into the extraordinary world of Shadowboxes!

Laura Seeley was born in Boston, Massachusetts and grew up in Andover, a suburb just south of Salem, New Hampshire. She has illustrated numerous children_s books and also visits schools and libraries to do interactive programs with children. Laura is the recipient of the Georgia Author of the Year for Juvenile Literature award, and her work has been praised by the School Library Journal and Kirkus Reviews. Her book, A Book of Shadowboxes: A Story of the ABC_s, won her much acclaim and is a bestseller. She currently lives in San Francisco, California.

Praise For A Book of Shadowboxes: A Story of ABC_s:

"An intriguing find-the-object book . . . will certainly occupy a child_s searching mind."_School Library Journal

Additional praise for Laura Seeley:

"Seeley_s delicately detailed illustrations are entrancing, with informative vignettes tucked into her decorative borders."_Kirkus Reviews