Books with title hide and seek farm

A group of friends wanders out into the meadow to play a game of hide-and-seek on a beautiful summer’s afternoon. Children will delight in spotting the hidden creatures on each page as the little girl tries to find them. But it’s not always clear who is hunting whom, or who is actually playing. A charming, richly illustrated book, with a gentle hint of suspense and a satisfying twist at the end.

A simple game of hide and seek. A magical kingdom. The adventure of a lifetime.When the Jennings children decide to play hide and seek, they have no idea their game will lead them to an extraordinary adventure in the land of Bren.There, the family faces the daunting task of saving the kingdom from the evil Oddlings. Can the cousins stay united through the twists, turns, and surprises they encounter along the way? Will they be able to save the kingdom before it’s too late?Hide and Seek is the first book in The Bairns of Bren, a fanciful, uplifting, and exciting series for the young and old alike. Readers who enjoyed The Spiderwick Chronicles and Chronicles of Narnia will delight in the wonder and adventure of The Bairns of Bren.

Amara Clark is haunted. When her childhood friend, Asher, vanished during a seemingly ordinary game of hide and seek, she was left bewildered and alone. Now, eight years later, memories of Asher are coming back to haunt her and she struggles to decipher the meaning of his disappearance. In a terrifying sequence of events, she comes to the deadly realization that a simple game of hide and seek can be much more dangerous than one might think. Before they know it, Amara and her best friend, Rowan, are whisked away on a journey to find Asher and take down the sinister group that is holding him captive. But time is running out, and saving one friend could mean losing another.

The game is on! Duck and Little Bunny are playing hide-and-seek, and young readers can join in. As the cute, fuzzy duckling searches for his friend, eagle-eyed children will spot the rabbit hiding somewhere on every spread—peeking out from the bushes, concealed behind a tree, covered by high grass. Cyndy Szekeres’s adorable animals will provide plenty fun for kids.