'STAR WARS: A Pop-Up Guide to the Galaxy' is a pop-up book of galactic proportions! Filled with Matthew's signature cut-paper collage and unforgettable pop-ups, this is a must have for Star Wars and pop-up fans alike! Crammed with nearly 40 different pop-ups from a galaxy far, far away, this massive, dimensional encyclopedia contains everything from the original STAR WARS trilogy!
'Encyclopedia Mythologica: Fairies and Magical Creatures' is the first volume of a new trilogy cataloging beings and creatures of worldwide myth, legend and folklore from Matthew Reinhart and Robert Sabuda. Fairies, genies, pixies, elves, unicorns, griffins, mermaids and all manner of magical creatures transform from myth into pop-up paper reality!
Within 'Encyclopedia Prehistorica: Mega-Beasts' lurk fearsome saber-toothed cats, bears taller than basketball hoops, and everyone’s favorite Ice Age giant- the woolly mammoth. Prehistoric Yeti-like mammals, now-extinct birds like the dodo, and giant flying lizards come alive in this spectacular volume containing more than 35 astounding pop-ups. In this third and final book of the best-selling Encyclopedia Prehistorica series, pop-up masters Robert Sabuda and Matthew Reinhart tackle the titans of the ancient world, bringing amazing mega-beasts to life.
'The Jungle Book' is a stunning retelling of a phenomenal classic, honor is tested, battles of good over evil are waged, and the importance of family reigns supreme. True to Rudyard Kipling's original story, tree branches literally draw the reader in to this tale of Mowgli the Man Cub exploring the ruins of the Lost City, riding atop thundering elephants, and facing a fierce tiger attack! A must-have for every family's library, this epic pop-up adventure features paper engineering as intricate and magical as the very laws of the jungle.
'Mommy?' is a pop-up book featuring foolish ghouls, the quintessential count, and one gutsy little guy who isn't fazed. All he wants is -- you guessed it -- Mommy! And not just any mummy can fill those shoes. Intricate three-dimensional illustrations bring Sendak's creatures spinning, falling, and crawling to life. In one hilarious pop-up extravaganza after another, this kid shows those monsters a thing or two.
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