Amazon.com It's Easter， and the mischievous yet very accommodating Easter Bunny has hidden six eggs for Spot the dog and his friend Helen the hippo. Lurking playfully behind shed doors， shrubs， and fences， the bunny gives the youngsters hints as they track down the colorfully wrapped chocolate treats. For over 15 years， young readers have joined Spot and Helen on their spirited search， lifting flaps and learning to count along the way. ("Spot and Helen have found three eggs... Are there more?") Now， with this small board-book edition of the lift-the-flap favorite， yet another generation can fall in love with the roly-poly tan and brown-spotted pup and his big blue friend. Parents will find this a perfect addition to their little one's basket on Easter morning. Other delightful Spot titles by Eric Hill include Where's Spot?， Spot Goes to School， and Spot Helps Out). (Baby to preschool) --Emilie Coulter --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title. From Publishers Weekly Helen， a hippo， is helping Spot with his first Easter egg hunt. They need to find six eggs， and so this lift-the-flap story becomes a counting game， in festive， streamer-bright hues. Because the baskets of "found" eggs almost never add up to the number uncovered so far， those seeking a strict counting book may have to go back and forth a couple of times to see what has transpired (the eggs are chocolate， so Spot and Helen are eating them along the way). But in spirit and style， this ingenuous offering is as close to the first Spot book as readers are likely to find in the series. Ages 1-6. Copyright 1988 Reed Business Information， Inc. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title. See all Editorial Reviews