Ages 4–8 • 2 books out now

Spot theDifference!

Two bright pictures. They look the same, but they aren’t.

Picture puzzle books that build focus, patience and an eye for detail, one happy page at a time. Screen-free fun for quiet afternoons, rainy days and long car trips.

Puzzles in every book
58
Puzzles in every book
Years old
4–8
Years old
Books out now
2
Books out now
Christmas Spot the Difference
Dinosaur Spot the Difference
A real page from the books

Can you find them all?

Tap a difference on either picture. Each one you find gets a circle, just like in the book.

Found 0 of 4

Volcano Valley · From Dinosaur Spot the Difference

Picture 1
Picture 2
How it works

Three easy steps on every page

  1. Look closely

    Every page has two pictures, one above the other, that look the same but aren’t.

  2. Circle each difference

    A missing hat, a new flower, a different colour. Circle every change you spot.

  3. Colour in the dots

    Colour a circle for every difference you find, then check the answers at the back.

The books

Out now on Amazon

Each book has 58 full-colour puzzles, big 8.5 x 11 inch pictures, all the answers at the back and a Super Spotter certificate to fill in at the end.

Christmas Spot the Difference

Christmas Spot the Difference

58 Festive Picture Puzzles for Kids Ages 4-8

  • 58 puzzles
  • 3 to 9 differences
  • Ages 4–8
  • Paperback
Dinosaur Spot the Difference

Dinosaur Spot the Difference

58 Roar-some Picture Puzzles for Kids Ages 4-8

  • 58 puzzles
  • 3 to 7 differences
  • Ages 4–8
  • Paperback
About Poppy

Made for little spotters

Poppy Hollyfield is the name behind the children’s books from Arena Publications, the small team that also makes our puzzle books for grown-ups.

Every picture is drawn in a bright, bold, friendly style with clear shapes and no tiny fiddly details. The puzzles start gentle and get trickier as you go, so young spotters grow with the book.

More picture puzzle books are on the way.

  • Clear changes you can really see
  • Big pictures for little eyes
  • No screens, no batteries