One of the great things about working in a library is having ample opportunities to discover great books by accident. I often find books that I want to read or look at when looking for items to put out on display. This is how I came across
Find Momo by Andrew Knapp. Momo is a border collie who is in every single picture of this photography book. In some pictures he is quite easy to find; in others – not so much. He may be behind a rock, on a roof, or sitting in the middle of a very cluttered room. He is very good at hiding.
As someone who likes puzzles and never quite grew out of
Where’s Waldo, this is the perfect book for me. While my actual reading time is quite limited these days, it’s nice to check out a book that I can open to any page to give my brain some quick fun.
-Sarah
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