<DIV>The <I>Can You Find It?</I> books have delighted countless children, inviting them to look more closely at works of art by searching for hidden details. Now comes a new title in the series, featuring paintings, prints, and textiles from The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Each work is characteristically American, and each is filled with a wealth of details to discover.</DIV><DIV>&nbsp;</DIV><DIV>Among the works featured are <I>Washington Crossing the Delaware</I>, by Emmanuel Leutze; <I>Across the Continent: &#8220;Westward the Course of Empire Takes Its Way&#8221;</I>, by Frances Flora Bond Palmer for Currier &amp; Ives; <I>The Last Moments of John Brown</I>, by Thomas Hovenden; <I>Thanksgiving Turkey</I>, by Grandma Moses; <I>The Photographer</I>, by Jacob Lawrence; and <I>Street Story Quilt</I>; by Faith Ringgold.</DIV><DIV>&nbsp;</DIV><DIV><DIV>Praise for the <I>Can You Find It?</I> series<BR>&nbsp;<BR>Family Fun &#8220;Our Favorite Things&#8221; selection<BR>&nbsp;<BR>&#8220;This is art as entertainment with an educational bent.&#8221; &#8212;<I>School Library Journal</I><BR>&nbsp;<BR>&#8220;It&#8217;s hard to fault a book that encourages young readers to pore over every square centimeter . . .&#8221; &#8212;<I>Booklist</I><BR></DIV><BR></DIV>