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Puzzle Ocean
Young readers solve a series of picture puzzles and search for items hidden in the illustrations while accompanying Rosie as she looks for the king's precious golden crown and dodges sharks, plays with dolphins, and crosses the maze.
32 pages, Paperback
First published September 1, 1996
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May 10, 2026
Our children loved these and now the oldest grandchildren (4-year-olds) are loving them too! I split our collection between our two daughters, but my granddaughter loved them so much, her mom went out and bought all those she didn't have! The books are colorful and are a combination of mazes, matching, searching, comparisons, riddles, games and simple memory and other activity. This one, obviously is set at the ocean. Even though the two characters were female, one a girl, the other a mermaid, my grandson loved it!
December 10, 2025
We enjoyed solving all of the puzzles on different pages and it was so fun!
February 18, 2018
This is a fun book for people of any age who like visual puzzles. The author drew complex pictures and the reader is expected to find several items on each page. It's a cute book, easier than the "Where's Waldo?" books and more enjoyable!
December 12, 2018
3* art
4* concept
Squirt loves this series. A little reading, and a lot of puzzling.
4* concept
Squirt loves this series. A little reading, and a lot of puzzling.
February 22, 2026
Not as good as puzzle jungle, but tantalizing all the same.
November 23, 2012
Puzzle Ocean contains large colour pictures with lots of things to find on each page. At the beginning we are given a list of treasure items to find, and other creatures to keep an eye out for.
The story follows Rosie and her friend Milly through the ocean to get the King's Crown back from a thief.
The puzzles were fairly easy for a young child, but sometimes the items were hidden a little too well and after looking at the answers we could still only see them a little bit. I would say that Puzzle Ocean isn't one of the best Usborne Puzzle Books.
The story follows Rosie and her friend Milly through the ocean to get the King's Crown back from a thief.
The puzzles were fairly easy for a young child, but sometimes the items were hidden a little too well and after looking at the answers we could still only see them a little bit. I would say that Puzzle Ocean isn't one of the best Usborne Puzzle Books.
June 18, 2008
My oldest daughter loves the Usborne Puzzle books.
The intricate drawings on each page are accompanied with some type of puzzle - a maze, an "I Spy" game, etc.
We have fun doing the puzzles together, then she can look at the book herself and enjoy the pictures that go to the story.
So far, we only own 2, but we have plans for future purchases.
The intricate drawings on each page are accompanied with some type of puzzle - a maze, an "I Spy" game, etc.
We have fun doing the puzzles together, then she can look at the book herself and enjoy the pictures that go to the story.
So far, we only own 2, but we have plans for future purchases.
November 21, 2023
This is a fun book of puzzles, similar to Where's Waldo, but with more things to find, count, and various puzzles to solve. There's a decent storyline and our girls had a lot of fun poring over each page to find the items.
May 25, 2016
Es el libro favorito de mi sobrina, es muy tierno y entretenido.
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