Books with title The Odd One Out

Can you find the monkey in a school photo? Or the unicorn hiding in a herd of horses? This brilliant book is filled with humorous activities that reward close inspection with fun and laughter. It showcases the quirkily charming artwork style of talented children's illustrator Genie Espinosa. From schools of fish to flotillas of spaceships, can you spot the element that doesn't belong? Perfect for puzzlers aged 6 and up.

Can you find the odd one out on each page....Author:Zeeny Jhelumi lives in a farm house in New Delhi, India, with her family, her dog, 500 children's book and snow globes around the world. She works with children at her learning centre called "The Storytellers". Her workshops on creative writing, life skills, general knowledge and awareness stir young minds to learn better.She believes all things are possible through stories. With a passion for teaching children, reading and learning, Zeeny can't imagine living her life any other way.

FIND THE ODD ONE OUT - WINTER EDITIONA Fun Search And Find Book For 2-5 Year OldsCan You Find Everything?Book Details:- 20 Puzzles (40 Pages) With Winter and Christmas Stuff And 1 Thing That Doesn't Fit- Beautiful Matte Cover- 8.5 x 8.5 Inch (21.59 x 21.59 cm)- Thick High Quality Paper- Perfect BindingTake a Peek at The Look Inside Feature on Amazon, to See How The Pages Look LikeIf You Liked This Book, Consider Leaving a Review on AmazonAlso If You Are Interested In More Children's Books Like That, Be Sure to Check Out Juvenile Press on Amazon

"There's a person here, Roof. You need to come home.""Here where? In the house? You let a stranger in the house?""Well she's just a girl. Or like a young woman or whatever."My phone was fading again. It does that. Mom got it as a cheap add-on to her own cell.Or: Maybe the stranger had her hands around Josie's throat?Every single lesson we'd been taught about what to do when we were home alone--and our mom and dad take their child-rearing way more seriously than any normal parents--was racing through my head. 911 flashed in big red numbers. "Josie!" I shouted. "Can you hear me? Should I call the police?" "No! You idiot!" No problem with the volume now. I held the phone a few inches from my ear. Then Josie's voice dropped to a whisper. "This isn't dangerous, Roof, only kind of... weird. Just come home, 'kay?"Rufus Peters has never felt exceptional in any way. How could he, with a twin sister who outshines him at everything they do? His two problems are finding a way to wiggle out of a student exchange to Quebec, and liberating Boreas, his skateboard, from the principal?s contraband cupboard. After Amelia knocks on their door, life in the Peters family goes from plain old "Just Cheese Please" to Nick's Pizza's "Grand Slam and More." Roof makes it his mission to solve The Mystery of the Mexican Stranger.