Ninety-nine tomatoes, and somewhere in the crowd, one potato. Delphine Chedru's oversize seek-and-find asks a small reader to do one deliciously tricky thing per spread: find the odd one out among a hundred. One mouse hiding among 99 cats. One bus in a jam of 99 cars. One snowflake drifting through 99 stars.

The pleasure is in the art as much as the hunt. Chedru, the illustrator behind Spot It!, works in bold, flat, poster-bright shapes, so every page reads like a print you would happily frame, and the hidden object is genuinely hidden without ever being unfair. Children build focus and visual discrimination while being convinced they are just playing.

Thirty thick board pages in a big 11-inch-wide format that opens generously across a lap or a floor. A smart step up for kids who have outgrown first flap books but are not ready to sit still for chapters.