About this book

I spy a turtle, a penny for a wish,

A door ajar and a jewelry fish!

Unlock your curiosity with I Spy Fantasy, featuring thirteen enchanting photographs paired with clever rhyming riddles, including "Into the Woods," "Flights of Fancy," "The Rainbow Express," and more!

Acclaimed I Spy creators Walter Wick and Jean Marzollo use everyday objects to enhance intellectual discovery. From Aladdin's lamp to eight birds in flight to dinosaur bones, readers can examine the different objects, solve the picture riddles, and become I Spy detectives!

The New York Times bestselling I Spy series continues to amaze search-and-find fans. The dazzling photographs paired with curious rhyming puzzles will mesmerize readers of all ages. Bonus riddles are included for more I Spy fun, along with "How I Spy Fantasy was Made," "How to Write Your Own Picture Riddles," and more. Don't forget to search for all the I Spy books. It's time to get unplugged with I SPY!

Reviews

Praise for the I Spy series:

"Variations on the search are limitless, as are the possibilities for learning -- colors, numbers, shapes. The challenge is surprisingly great. Excellent, sharp photographic work combined with ingenuity and imagination make this well-conceived book a winner. All ages." -- Publishers Weekly

New York Public Library 100 Titles for Reading and Sharing

"Definitely fun, and educational, too; this is a true eye-opener." -- Los Angeles Times

Praise for I Spy Christmas:

Parents Magazine Best Book

★ "Features gorgeously styled, full-spread color photos of many objects." -- Publishers Weekly, starred review

Praise for I Spy Spooky Night:

★ "A must, in multiple copies, for any Halloween collection." -- School Library Journal, starred review

"Spectacularly eerie pictures chock full of hidden objects." -- Booklist

Praise for I Spy Mystery:

Publishers Weekly Best Book of the Year

National Parenting Publication Award Honorable Mention

Praise for I Spy Fun House:

Publishers Weekly Best Book of the Year

"Sumptuously styled... A lot of mirror mazes and magic tricks." -- Publishers Weekly