Dot to Dot to Dot: 88 Advanced Dot to Dot Puzzles with Extra Dots AUTH-10641868 Stephanie Whitson

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Dot to Dot to Dot: 88 Advanced Dot to Dot Puzzles with Extra Dots AUTH-10641868 Stephanie WhitsonThese are extreme dot to dots. Why? Not just because many of them have well over 1000 dots, but because you don't use all of them Other dot to dot books count by 1s. These puzzles also count by 2s, 3s, 4s, 5s, 6s, 7s, 8s, 9s, and 10s, many with starting points other than zero. Follow the skip counting pattern (3, 6, 9, ), avoid the extra dots, and reveal the hidden picture. Make a mistake and the picture will be lost (but that's why we have erasers).