Hidden 3D Images. Easy And Fun Visual Exercises!: Improve Your Vision With Fun Stereograms

It's okay. There aren't that many images (in fact, half the pages are taken up with what you SHOULD see, which feels kind of lazy to me). The images also are super simple and also not always exceptionally clear (and that's not down to my lack of ability to see them, it's compared to other "Magic Eye" products).I saw it and felt a nostalgic surge from when I was a teen and Magic Eye was everywhere, but the quality is just not the same. It's not expensive but it still managed to, somehow, feel like it was overpriced.

Feeling like you need a break from your day?? Sit, break out your book and relax. Your breathing slows and before you know it, you're in a different place!! Relaxation...

I’m normally very good at these 3-D books. However, this one was not easy and the images were very ordinary a lot of the time I couldn’t even get my eyesight to work on them. I bought this to assist my brother who had eyesight issues after surgery, but do not think it would be of any benefit as the images are not easy to focus on to get the 3-D coming out.

Cool book, my kids love it.

Poor quality! The images can NOT even compare to the Magic Eye books. It states in the description that the book was 61 pages but only 27 of the pages has images. The other 34 pages are the answers and the introduction. Very deceiving! I did not enjoy them at all! I'm really good at these visual exercises and I had to strain my eyes to see most of them. I do not recommend!