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luellabenkess's review
5.0
This book has some brilliant mazes.
It’s great for a child to do by themselves but it also encourages parental participation.
Many thanks to the author, publisher and NetGalley for gifting me this arc in exchange for an honest, unbiased review.
It’s great for a child to do by themselves but it also encourages parental participation.
Many thanks to the author, publisher and NetGalley for gifting me this arc in exchange for an honest, unbiased review.
zoe1328's review
5.0
Thank you for opportunity to review this book and provide honest feedback.
This is super cute and engaging. I liked how they made mazes even more engaging than they already are with an extra step of something to solve at the end. The mazes aren't easy either, so my toddler didn't just fly right through them like she normally does. I also liked the mix in with the connect the dots pictures. Highly recommend this book.
This is super cute and engaging. I liked how they made mazes even more engaging than they already are with an extra step of something to solve at the end. The mazes aren't easy either, so my toddler didn't just fly right through them like she normally does. I also liked the mix in with the connect the dots pictures. Highly recommend this book.
bookworm_family's review
5.0
These mazes are perfect for my 4 year old! I struggle to find mazes that are hard enough to keep him thinking but not too hard that he gives up. This book organizes mazes by level and is perfect for our family!
jennyfer's review
4.0
Travel Adventure Mazes is a collection of mazes for young kids. The book is broken down into 5 sections, each with 7 mazes, plus dot to dot and colouring. There is a narrative running through the book - a group of vehicles friends are going on an adventure and must not get lost. At the end of each section there is a word puzzle, made up of clues found within the mazes.
Perhaps lockdown brain is getting to me, because I couldn't work out now to find the clue words, but despite that, it's a nice easy activity book to break up the day. I ran it past a 5yo and an 8yo, and both enjoyed the puzzles.
~ Many thanks to NetGalley for a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.~
Perhaps lockdown brain is getting to me, because I couldn't work out now to find the clue words, but despite that, it's a nice easy activity book to break up the day. I ran it past a 5yo and an 8yo, and both enjoyed the puzzles.
~ Many thanks to NetGalley for a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.~
magzad's review
5.0
Your kiddo can assist the four main characters (Parker the Plane, Tag the Train, Cruiser the Car, and Bugaloo the Boat) in this fun activity book as they travel on the path to new adventures. Each maze comes with a mini story to give your child a reason to find the way from start to finish. Once the maze is completed, you can check the answer in the back of the book and locate a word to be used in creating a secret message at the end of each level. Some of the mazes include additional advanced puzzles especially for parents/caregivers to be done alongside their child (as a race) in order to facilitate bonding. Bonus activities include dot-to-dot pictures at the end of each level (highest counting # is 46) and cheerful scenes to color on every page. Designed for ages 4-8 and perfect for road trips, plane rides, and quiet time in general! Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for the opportunity to experience this book in exchange for an honest review.
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