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Spot the Dot

Spot the Dot

by Herbert, Kris
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Sometimes, when the world doesn't make sense, we have to find our own way. Just like Spot the dot.

Meet Spot. A simple dot. A dot from what? Poor Spot forgot. Spot the Dot tells the story of a little dot trying to find where he fits in. When he realizes he's forgotten where he came from, Spot goes on a journey of discovery, trying out all kinds of things to uncover his place in the world. Is Spot a lost sentence ending period? Or did he fall from a mushroom top? Along the way, Spot finds that there are many wonderful places where he might belong.

Simple, rhythmic and with graphic illustrations, Spot the Dot is a universal story about belonging and our individual search for meaning.

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Pub dateJun 9, 2026
ISBN-10192196667X
ISBN-139781921966675
LanguageEnglish
Last updated 2026-06-11 11:47
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