Seek, Find, Fun! Animals (Timberdoodle Review)

Timberdoodle recently sent me a brand new copy of Seek, Find, Fun! Animals to review with my grandkids.

I had babysitting duty a few weeks ago and brought the book along with me thinking it would keep them entertained.

And that’s exactly what it did. The four-year-old loves animals of all kinds. And he loves learning about new ones, too.

So Seek, Find, Fun! Animals was right up his alley. He especially loved matching the animal stickers to their corresponding shaped shadows.

We’d read about each animal as he placed its sticker on the page. He was so meticulous about lining up the edges that it took a good while to finish even the two-page spread pictured above.

Each section lists facts about the creatures found in a particular habitat, followed by a second two-page spread designed to strengthen counting and observation skills.

The book includes facts about farm animals, jungle animals, animals you’d find in arctic regions, and more.

What’s more, the sticker pages tear away nicely, and the book is so colorful and informative that it will still be a good read, even after the stickers are gone.

Do you have any little ones — kids or grandkids — who would enjoy Seek, Find, Fun! Animals? The activity book is available for individual purchase from Timberdoodle, and is also included in their 2026 Preschool Curriculum Kit.

Seek, Find, Fun Animals

And while you’re on the Timberdoodle website, I’d encourage you to look around. We love everything we’ve ever ordered from this small family-owned company!

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PLEASE NOTE: As a member of the Timberdoodle blog team, I routinely receive free or deeply discounted products in exchange for writing honest reviews. Opinions expressed in these posts are 100% my own. I’ve been a happy and enthusiastic Timberdoodle customer for decades — long before I ever started blogging for their company.