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I've been searching for this children's book series and I can't find it. They were activity books, big and flat and thin, and heavily illustrated, similar to 'where's waldo' style, and you often had to find things. They were educational and meant to teach about history I think?

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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eyewitnes ?

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Eyewitness Books - Wikipedia

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I was thinking that or these, though I'm not sure they had actual activities

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Oh cool, didn't know these oboks had that! It's not what I'm looking for but looks dope

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Some of those Dorling Kindersley (DK) books are like visual drugs with their cross-sections drawings of stuff. (Obviously the "Stephen Biesty's Cross-Sections" series has the most of them.) I spent countless hours as a kid staring at those.