This book was very cute and allowed for multiple different stories. It is a good book to use for multiple years at different ages because there are so many things to find in each picture. ( )

That wandering feline Spot, who first appeared in illustrator Henry Cole's Spot, the Cat, returns in this second wordless picture-book. As Spot and her human boy look out the window, they each see something different: the boy sees a girl posting notices about her lost dog, while Spot sees Dot, the dog in question. Cat and boy each set out to help, and the visual narrative follows them - mostly Spot chasing Dot - throughout the city...

Like its predecessor, I found Spot & Dot charming, with its detailed pencil illustrations and its fun search-and-find structure, in which the eponymous cat and dog chase through the city. My favorite drawing was actually the one at the beginning of the book, showing Spot and Dot curled up together and taking a nap, although that's not something that ever occurs, during the course of the story. Recommended to Henry Cole fans, to anyone who enjoyed Spot's first adventure, and to anyone who enjoys wordless picture-books. ( )