Where's Waldo?

The whole point of a Where’s Waldo book is to find Waldo…idk why it would be rated in very good used condition when the point of the book is to find him and he’s circled. Disappointing. But whatever.

I was very disappointed with this purchase because someone had gone through and circled the location of Waldo and his friends on every page. It defeats the purpose of the book, and I expected more from a “good” rating.

Every Waldo is circled. What’s the point of reselling when the marks ruin the whole point of the book?

I bought this book as a hardcover in good condition. When the book arrived there were pages falling out and the bottom of almost every page was peeling from the spine of the book. Very disappointed. I love reading these books with my kids and know they are going to get abused but this is frustrating.

This was listed as “very good” condition yet every single page has writing or circling. Not one page is free from marks. Very disappointing.

Today I found my first-edition "Where's Waldo" book. As I was looking through it and reading the captions that Waldo says throughout the book, it brought bck wonderful memories of my childhood. My mom got me the first Waldo book when it first came out in 1987. She saw how much I enjoyed the book, and that I was really pouring over the pages looking for the elusive traveler, and his items in each scene, that she bought the second Where's Waldo book "Where's Waldo Now" the following year. I loved that book right away, too! The differences between the first and second edition of Where's Waldo is somewhat numerous. First off Waldo's appearance is better drawn than he was on and in the first edition, his position has changed in each scene, new characters have been added, some of the words and things to search for have been cut-out or altered. It took me awhile to get use to the changes, but after awhile I have grown to love the updated second edition of Where's Waldo book, just as much as the first edition. The first scene you have to spot Waldo and the newly added characters and items in is "In Town" where you find a "Happy Barber"(in the first edition he is called a "Keen Barber.") who is cutting men's heads bald,a man with goggles and a snorkel on a fountain, a man coming out of a man-hole, a waiter who isn't paying attention and so much more. From there you go to the beach which has an overdressed man wearing a winter time outfit, a cowboy, a human being stepped on, a boy who isn't allowed any ice-cream and so much more. There are several more places that Waldo explores, so go ahead and purchase this and see if you can find him there. This book and all the rest of the Waldo books will keep you hooked and looking for him hours on end. You will become a Waldo fanatic like I have been these pass twenty-three years.