In "I Spy!: A Book of Shapes," young readers embark on a playful adventure through a vibrant world filled with various shapes. Each page presents colorful illustrations that challenge children to spot different shapes hidden within the scenes. The engaging, interactive format encourages observation and encourages them to develop their recognition skills. With friendly characters and whimsical settings, this book makes learning fun as kids explore the importance of shapes in their everyday surroundings. Perfect for early learners, "I Spy!" is an exciting way to foster curiosity and enhance shape vocabulary while having a great time. [Generated by language model - please report any problems].

This book is part of a book series called Classic Raggedy Ann And Andy .

This book has been graded for interest at 2-5 years.

This book was published in 2001 by Little Simon .

Johnny Gruelle was an extremely talented cartoonist, illustrator, and storyteller. He had already written and illustrated a book of original fairy tales before creating the Raggedy Ann and Andy stories. Raggedy Ann, heroine of the first book, was a favorite doll of his daughter, Marcella, who died after a long illness at the age of thirteen. Johnny Gruelle eventually created over forty Raggedy Ann and Andy books, all capturing his unique version of childhood. Patricia Hall has written and lectured extensively on Johnny Gruelle and his contributions to American culture. Her collection of Gruelle's books, dolls, correspondence, original artwork, business records, and photographs is one of the most comprehensive in the world. Many of these photographs appear in Raggedy Ann and More: Johnny Gruelle's Dolls and Merchandise. Hall has also written an illustrated biography, Johnny Gruelle, Creator of Raggedy Ann and Andy, published by Pelican. Joni Gruelle Wannamaker is the granddaughter and namesake of Johnny Gruelle. She and her husband, Tom, reside in Arcola, Illinois, where they have founded the Johnny Gruelle Raggedy Ann and Andy Museum dedicated to the floppy, loveable Raggedies and all their friends. This not-for-profit museum traces the history of Johnny and the heartwarming dolls he created in 1915. Author Jill Sardegn is a teacher. She lives in San Jose, California Illustrator and paper engineer, Kees Moerbeek lives in the Netherlands with his wife, Carla Dijs, creator of the bestselling pop-up book 'Mummy, What If?', and their two daughters.