Find Momo Coast to Coast: A Photography Book: 2 - Softcover

Praise for Find Momo and Find Momo Coast to Coast "The canine answer to Where's Waldo? Momo is a hide-and-seek savant whom you'll have fun trying to spot in Find Momo Coast to Coast."--Every Day with Rachael Ray "Once you start searching, it's hard to stop."--Family Circle "It's the cutest game of hide and seek ever!"--New York Daily News "Andrew Knapp['s]... compositional eye and flair for unique landscapes form as much of the book's charm as its hide-and-seek star." --The Sudbury Star "The perfect treat for adults and children alike, Find Momo will delight and warm the hearts of even the toughest folks." --Canadian Living "Like a canine version of Where's Waldo, each of Andrew Knapp's gorgeous, dreamlike photographs hides a well camouflaged Momo." --Modern Dog "A fun collection of whimsical photos that invite readers to spot the clever canine in a variety of settings." --Southern Seasons "In a modern-day game of Where's Waldo?, [Andrew Knapp] takes viewers on a photo adventure that blends incredible urban and countryside landscape photography with a hidden Momo somewhere in the photo. Together, the duo helps you appreciate the beautiful little moments life has to offer." --My Modern Met

Momo the adorable Border collie is back! This time you can play hide-and-seek with Momo as he travels from coast to coast, visiting iconic North American landmarks and exploring back roads Americana and Canada. Part game, part photography book, part road-trip journal, all fun. In FIND MOMO, readers were introduced to Momo the Border collie, who plays hide-and-seek in the beautiful photography of his best buddy Andrew Knapp. Now the game continues. This time readers can travel with the Instagram sensation as he journeys from Portland, Maine to Austin, Texas to Seattle, Washington; from British Columbia back home to Ontario, all the while visiting iconic landmarks and unique off-map marvels. Look for Momo hiding in Grand Central Station, in front of the White House, or on the streets of San Franciscoand at diners, camp grounds, museums, and other locales that only a seasoned road-tripper like Andrew could find.