ABC3D

by Marion Bataille

Hardcover, 2008

Status

Available

Call number

PE1155 .B3874

Genres

Children's Books

All Topics

Nonfiction

Publication

Roaring Brook Press (2008), Edition: Nov Pop, 36 pages

Description

Each letter of the alphabet is introduced in the style of three-dimensional pop-up designs.

Media reviews

Boing Boing

It is an unbelievably witty and well-made pop-up ABC book.

User reviews

LibraryThing member lilithcat

An extraordinary book. The cover has a hologram, showing "A", "B" and "C". Many of the pop-ups work for more than one letter. For example, when you go to the page for "E", a pull-tab slides the bottom leg into the page, making the letter an "F". "V" is on a left-hand page, with the right being a

mirror in which it is reflected, to make a "W". This is a very creative work, with quite a variety of movables structures. Highly recommended for collectors of pop-ups or abecedaria (or, like me, of both)!

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LibraryThing member MrsBond

Design is fantastic. A must see.

LibraryThing member lauraejensen

This is an incredible, stylish book. The letters move, morph, transform before your eyes and hands. The brilliant book is hand-sized, bold, and packed with dramatic motion. This book is great to use in classrooms, to discuss connections, and differences, holographs, dimension.

LibraryThing member kanders2

It is always fun to see an innovative way to show something that we are all so used to. I'm glad I stumbled upon this book. I guess I didn't really read much with this book, but it must have taken me about 10-15 minutes to go through it all because it was just so neat.

LibraryThing member jmcneal

These books are a great once in a lifetime find. I'm probably over exaggerating that a little bit, but this is a very amazing book. I love books that present a whole new perspective on everyday things.

LibraryThing member raizel

Cool, nifty, three-dimensional book of letters. The only problem is that it is so easy to break. Some pages display more than one letter. The cover is that thing whose name escapes me where tilting the book makes you see different things.

LibraryThing member MelindaBoland

This is a great way to get anyone interested in letters. Watching the letters pop up and sometimes morph into the next letter is great fun!

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