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My Search-And-Find World Trip takes your child on a unique adventure to 10 stunning destinations including the canals of Venice, the icy tundra of Greenland, the wondrous depths of the Great Barrier Reef and the majestic temples of Bagan.
Our super fun configurator allows you to create a character who looks just like the special person you create the book for. Choose from over 750 combinations including clothing and hat color as well as glasses.
When you create the book, you can add a personal / funny / inspiring / loving message to your little one, which will only be revealed when they have found the code to unlock it. They can then print your message and stick it in the front of the book as a dedication to make it extra specially handmade and unique.
My Search-and-Find World Trip is available in more than 10 languages: English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, Turkish, Albanian, Catalan and Norwegian.
To create the book in your chosen language, just use the language dropdown when creating your main character.
We're fanatical about the quality of our products, from the hand-painted illustrations to the luxurious finish. They feel as good as they look and are printed on 100% recycled paper too, though you'd never guess. The book is 24 pages long and comes in two formats, Softback and Hardback.
Dimensions:
Softback: 25.8 x 21.5 cm / 10.16 x 8.46 in
Hardback: 26.5 x 22.2 cm / 10.43 x 8.74 in
As creators of products for future generations, we strive to do business in a way that our children, our customers and we ourselves can be proud of.
Through our More than a Book program, we donate 1% of our revenue (not profits) to causes improving the future of millions of children and the planet they will grow up on.
We’re also committed to manufacturing our products as sustainably as possible, printing locally using only 100% recycled paper and packaging materials.
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