'Find Momo' is a super sweet 'Where's Waldo' style photography book. Each page challenges you to find Momo on a various landscape. I'm planning to buy it for a little cousin who loves dogs. But don't let the kids-book-feel fool you! My husband and I had to put our heads together to find Momo on several pages! Fun for the whole family. ( )

This book is as exciting, fun, and all out wonderful for kids and adults as was the first one.

Many readers now hope that the trip is reprised and extended with visits to their own locales
and with featured appearances at Bookstores.

(Madison, Wisconsin has many friendly dog parks, bookstores AND lakes.)

As MOMO grows older, it would be welcome to see him only in venues where there are no dangers.

The recent stealing (and recovery) of Andrew and Momo's Yellow Van, while entirely awful and scary in itself,
highlights the danger that animals face when left alone in any car or truck...and no, MOMO was not inside.

We look forward to many more sequels! ( )

It isn't normally the type of book I'd pick up to "read", especially to read and wind up reviewing, but I make exceptions every now and then. This is a book of photography based around a road trip across two countries and a dog that loves to hide for photos. Seemed like a fun book to take a look at.

Find Momo Coast to Coast is full of some great photographs from various tourist attractions and many places from across the United States and Canada from when Momo, a border collie, and Andrew Knapp took a road trip. On their own, the photographs are worth checking out. With the addition of the game, a Where's Waldo type game, of finding Momo in each photo, it's an even better book to take a look at.

It's this mix of game and serious photographic journey that I enjoyed most. There's even an "answer key" in the back of the book for those who need help spotting Momo. Long with the answer, in the back the location of each photo is listed. For me, I'd personally have liked the location given with each photo. That was my only real pet peeve when looking through the book. I found myself flipping back and forth from the photos to the answer key to find out where it was taken. I would have liked that information paired up with the photo to help keep my flow through the book. It's a minor thing really, but it's part of the experience. I'm not sure how well it'll work in the ebook format. So maybe something to take note of when choosing which format to purchase if you do so.

I see that there's a book called [b:Find Momo|18050219|Find Momo A Photography Book|Andrew Knapp|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1380495509s/18050219.jpg|26124135] that came out before this one. I think I'll try tracking that one down to enjoy soon. I'm sure it'll be just as great of an addition to my collection as this one. ( )

This is truly a fun book. Anyone who loves dogs, travel, photography and/or culture will find something to enjoy. If, like me, you enjoy all of those things then this book will delight you.

I don't think every reader will enjoy the book in the same way, but here is how I view the book personally. Finding Momo in the photographs is not a particularly difficult task, though some are more challenging than others. But that is not really why I would either buy or gift this book. Finding Momo is simply a device to help me to enjoy and pay closer attention to the photographs as both photographs (aesthetics? style?) and as representations of places (history? culture? architecture?). The presence of a beautiful dog is a bonus.

In all honesty, some of my favorite photographs in the book are the ones introducing each section where you get a good look at Momo and his interactions with locals.

There is a key to finding Momo in the back of the book. Be sure to check it out even if you don't need to, each location is given which will help when planning your own trip to any of these locations.

Reviewed from a copy made available by the publisher via LibraryThing. ( )

I know this comparison has been made with many reviews of this book but I have to say it – it’s a Where’s Waldo type book but stars a beautiful border collie named Momo. Look at his soulful brown eyes. You see such intelligence and personality. This is an entertaining book with lovely photography. Andrew Knapp is a talented photographer.

The photos of the southwest interest me as it’s an area of the USA I have always wanted to visit. The scenery covers all of the US and Canada and if you have wanderlust, you will soon be formulating plans to visit some of these cool places.

Check out this little video and see Momo in action, finding a place to hide.

Find Momo Book Tour from Andrew Knapp on Vimeo.

Would you like to see more of this gorgeous dog? Check out Andrew Knapp on Instagram. I have already started following him. ( )