Most Popular Books by Joan Steiner

Simple verses challenge readers to identify the everyday objects used to construct nine three-dimensional Christmas scenes, including a cathedral, Nutcracker ballet, and Santa''s workshop.

Welcome to Look-Alike Land, where the more you look, the more you see! Like its predecessor, Look-Alikes Jr. features 3-D picture puzzles, but this time invites even the youngest child to join in the fun by featuring simpler, easier-to-find look-alikes in childlike settings. There are 11 scenes - house, parlor, kitchen, bedroom, school bus, classroom, construction site, movie lobby, train, farm, and rocket - each with 50+ objects to identify (700+ in total). Look for a cement mixer made out of a mustard bottle, kitchen cabinets made out of cakes of soap, and a bed built with crayons and pasta! Fun for all ages. This best-selling book is back with a brand new series design and a striking new cover.

Take an eye-opening trip around the world! Using everyday objects in ingenious ways, artist Joan Steiner has created three-dimensional scenes of more than 40 famous landmarks and familiar vacation locales ? from the shores of Cape Cod and chateaux across Europe to the Egyptian pyramids and the magestic Taj Mahal. Complete with photographs of the actual sites, fascinating facts, and more than 500 look-alikes to search for, this unique postcard album will challenge and captivate puzzlers of all ages.

Ein buntes Fotobilderbuch in dem es immer wieder was Neues zu entdecken gibt: so bilden schon mal 10 Bleistifte einen ganzen Zaun oder werden zu Sesselbeinen genau so wie Bonbons zu Rädern werden.

Simple verses challenge readers to identify the everyday objects used to construct eleven three-dimensional scenes, including a house, kitchen, bedroom, school bus, train, farm, and rocket.

The long-awaited next installment of the Look-Alikes series brings new excitement to the holiday season, with seasonal scenes created from more than 1,000 everyday objects. Full color.

In the land of lookalikes, the more you look, the more you see Steiner has used everything from acorns and brocoli, to zips and tubes of paint, to create detailed three-dimensional worlds. With over 700 lookalikes to find, this book will have puzzlers of all ages poring over it.