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Difference between revisions of "Find Waldo Yet Again"

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'''''Find Waldo, Yet Again''''' is another book in the popular Waldo series. This fictional title exists only in Springfield, however, and is a satire of the seemingly never-ending ''Where's Waldo?'' series.
 
'''''Find Waldo, Yet Again''''' is another book in the popular Waldo series. This fictional title exists only in Springfield, however, and is a satire of the seemingly never-ending ''Where's Waldo?'' series.
  
 
One of the pages of the book features Waldo standing alone on an empty beach, to which Bart remarks, "He's just not trying anymore."
 
One of the pages of the book features Waldo standing alone on an empty beach, to which Bart remarks, "He's just not trying anymore."
  
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== Appearances ==
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Revision as of 04:13, May 14, 2010

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Find Waldo Yet Again
Book Information
Series: Where's Waldo?
Genre: Puzzle


Find Waldo, Yet Again is another book in the popular Waldo series. This fictional title exists only in Springfield, however, and is a satire of the seemingly never-ending Where's Waldo? series.

One of the pages of the book features Waldo standing alone on an empty beach, to which Bart remarks, "He's just not trying anymore."

Appearances