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Product Identifiers

PublisherRoaring Brook Press

ISBN-101596434252

ISBN-139781596434257

eBay Product ID (ePID)154385689

Product Key Features

Book TitleAbc3d

Number of Pages36 Pages

LanguageEnglish

TopicActivity Books, Graphic Arts / Typography, concepts / Alphabet

Publication Year2008

GenreDesign, Juvenile Nonfiction

AuthorMarion Bataille

FormatHardcover

Dimensions

Item Height1.8 in

Item Weight18 Oz

Item Length7.3 in

Item Width5.8 in

Additional Product Features

Intended AudienceJuvenile Audience

LCCN2008-008933

Dewey Edition22

ReviewsWinner of the 2010 Meggendorfer Prize "One of the most delightful and innovative pop-up books I have ever seen."- Robert Sabuda * "As stylish as a pop-up can be. Letters here not only pop up, they move and transform... A-plus for drama and innovation. All ages."- Publishers Weekly (starred review) "Love at first sight. Charming, witty. A winner, WILL be a classic."- Ed Emberley "An absolute delight."- Kirkus Reviews "ABC3D is cool in any language, a great conversation piece, and an even greater present." - Twelve Ten The Washington Post "Does for paper what Claymation did for mud. It's a three-dimensional, interactive, cinematic treat for the littlest fingers right up to the oldest eyes, easily the most innovative alphabet book of the year, if not the decade. It's virtually impossible not to find something to manipulate, admire, chuckle over or just plain play with between the holographic covers of this visual feast... Beyond clever, it's a whole new way for young learners to see both the connections and differernces as well as for adults to rediscover the magic that lurks below the everyday. *Publishers Weekly starred review From the lenticular cover to the jazzy use of a red, white and black color scheme, this hand-size French alphabet book is as stylish as a pop-up can be. Letters here not only pop up, they move and transform. As the reader turns the page, the curves of the letter B slide out from a column thinly striped in red: they appear as narrowly spaced concentric arcs, creating an almost hypnotic effect. C flips over to become the curve of D; G goes from upright to prone-but then tricks the eye again; and on and on...A-plus for drama and innovation. All ages. , "One of the most delightful and innovative pop-up books I have ever seen." --Robert Sabuda "* As stylish as a pop-up can be. Letters here not only pop up, they move and transform... A-plus for drama and innovation. All ages." -- Publishers Weekly (starred review) "Love at first sight. Charming, witty. A winner, WILL be a classic." -- Ed Emberley "An absolute delight." -- Kirkus Reviews "ABC3D is cool in any language, a great conversation piece, and an even greater present." -- Twelve Ten "Does for paper what Claymation did for mud. It's a three-dimensional, interactive, cinematic treat for the littlest fingers right up to the oldest eyes, easily the most innovative alphabet book of the year, if not the decade. It's virtually impossible not to find something to manipulate, admire, chuckle over or just plain play with between the holographic covers of this visual feast... Beyond clever, it's a whole new way for young learners to see both the connections and differernces as well as for adults to rediscover the magic that lurks below the everyday. " -- The Washington Post "From the lenticular cover to the jazzy use of a red, white and black color scheme, this hand-size French alphabet book is as stylish as a pop-up can be. Letters here not only pop up, they move and transform. As the reader turns the page, the curves of the letter B slide out from a column thinly striped in red: they appear as narrowly spaced concentric arcs, creating an almost hypnotic effect. C flips over to become the curve of D; G goes from upright to prone-but then tricks the eye again; and on and on...A-plus for drama and innovation. All ages." -- Publishers Weekly starred review, From the lenticular cover to the jazzy use of a red, white and black color scheme, this hand-size French alphabet book is as stylish as a pop-up can be. Letters here not only pop up, they move and transform. As the reader turns the page, the curves of the letter B slide out from a column thinly striped in red: they appear as narrowly spaced concentric arcs, creating an almost hypnotic effect. C flips over to become the curve of D; G goes from upright to prone-but then tricks the eye again; and on and on...A-plus for drama and innovation. All ages., "One of the most delightful and innovative pop-up books I have ever seen."--Robert Sabuda "Love at first sight. Charming, witty. A winner, WILL be a classic. The last book I felt this way about was POLAR EXPRESS."--Ed Emberley, * "As stylish as a pop-up can be. Letters here not only pop up, they move and transform... A-plus for drama and innovation. All ages.", Does for paper what Claymation did for mud. It's a three-dimensional, interactive, cinematic treat for the littlest fingers right up to the oldest eyes, easily the most innovative alphabet book of the year, if not the decade. It's virtually impossible not to find something to manipulate, admire, chuckle over or just plain play with between the holographic covers of this visual feast... Beyond clever, it's a whole new way for young learners to see both the connections and differernces as well as for adults to rediscover the magic that lurks below the everyday., "One of the most delightful and innovative pop-up books I have ever seen."-Robert Sabuda * "As stylish as a pop-up can be. Letters here not only pop up, they move and transform... A-plus for drama and innovation. All ages."-Publishers Weekly (starred review) "Love at first sight. Charming, witty. A winner, WILL be a classic."-Ed Emberley "An absolute delight."-Kirkus Reviews"ABC3D is cool in any language, a great conversation piece, and an even greater present." -Twelve Ten The Washington Post "Does for paper what Claymation did for mud. It's a three-dimensional, interactive, cinematic treat for the littlest fingers right up to the oldest eyes, easily the most innovative alphabet book of the year, if not the decade. It's virtually impossible not to find something to manipulate, admire, chuckle over or just plain play with between the holographic covers of this visual feast... Beyond clever, it's a whole new way for young learners to see both the connections and differernces as well as for adults to rediscover the magic that lurks below the everyday. *Publishers Weekly starred review From the lenticular cover to the jazzy use of a red, white and black color scheme, this hand-size French alphabet book is as stylish as a pop-up can be. Letters here not only pop up, they move and transform. As the reader turns the page, the curves of the letter B slide out from a column thinly striped in red: they appear as narrowly spaced concentric arcs, creating an almost hypnotic effect. C flips over to become the curve of D; G goes from upright to prone-but then tricks the eye again; and on and on...A-plus for drama and innovation. All ages. , Winner of the 2010 Meggendorfer Prize "One of the most delightful and innovative pop-up books I have ever seen."Robert Sabuda * "As stylish as a pop-up can be. Letters here not only pop up, they move and transform... A-plus for drama and innovation. All ages."Publishers Weekly (starred review) "Love at first sight. Charming, witty. A winner, WILL be a classic."Ed Emberley "An absolute delight."Kirkus Reviews"ABC3D is cool in any language, a great conversation piece, and an even greater present."Twelve Ten The Washington Post "Does for paper what Claymation did for mud. It's a three-dimensional, interactive, cinematic treat for the littlest fingers right up to the oldest eyes, easily the most innovative alphabet book of the year, if not the decade. It's virtually impossible not to find something to manipulate, admire, chuckle over or just plain play with between the holographic covers of this visual feast... Beyond clever, it's a whole new way for young learners to see both the connections and differernces as well as for adults to rediscover the magic that lurks below the everyday. *Publishers Weekly starred review From the lenticular cover to the jazzy use of a red, white and black color scheme, this hand-size French alphabet book is as stylish as a pop-up can be. Letters here not only pop up, they move and transform. As the reader turns the page, the curves of the letter B slide out from a column thinly striped in red: they appear as narrowly spaced concentric arcs, creating an almost hypnotic effect. C flips over to become the curve of D; G goes from upright to pronebut then tricks the eye again; and on and on...A-plus for drama and innovation. All ages., Does for paper what Claymation did for mud. It's a three-dimensional, interactive, cinematic treat for the littlest fingers right up to the oldest eyes, easily the most innovative alphabet book of the year, if not the decade. It's virtually impossible not to find something to manipulate, admire, chuckle over or just plain play with between the holographic covers of this visual feast... Beyond clever, it's a whole new way for young learners to see both the connections and differernces as well as for adults to rediscover the magic that lurks below the everyday.|9781596434257|, * As stylish as a pop-up can be. Letters here not only pop up, they move and transform... A-plus for drama and innovation. All ages., From the lenticular cover to the jazzy use of a red, white and black color scheme, this hand-size French alphabet book is as stylish as a pop-up can be. Letters here not only pop up, they move and transform. As the reader turns the page, the curves of the letter B slide out from a column thinly striped in red: they appear as narrowly spaced concentric arcs, creating an almost hypnotic effect. C flips over to become the curve of D; G goes from upright to prone, "One of the most delightful and innovative pop-up books I have ever seen." Robert Sabuda "As stylish as a pop-up can be. Letters here not only pop up, they move and transform... A-plus for drama and innovation. All ages." Publishers Weekly (starred review) "Love at first sight. Charming, witty. A winner, WILL be a classic." Ed Emberley "An absolute delight." Kirkus Reviews The Washington Post "Does for paper what Claymation did for mud. It's a three-dimensional, interactive, cinematic treat for the littlest fingers right up to the oldest eyes, easily the most innovative alphabet book of the year, if not the decade. It's virtually impossible not to find something to manipulate, admire, chuckle over or just plain play with between the holographic covers of this visual feast... Beyond clever, it's a whole new way for young learners to see both the connections and differernces as well as for adults to rediscover the magic that lurks below the everyday." Publishers Weekly starred review. From the lenticular cover to the jazzy use of a red, white and black color scheme, this hand-size French alphabet book is as stylish as a pop-up can be. Letters here not only pop up, they move and transform. As the reader turns the page, the curves of the letter B slide out from a column thinly striped in red: they appear as narrowly spaced concentric arcs, creating an almost hypnotic effect. C flips over to become the curve of D; G goes from upright to prone but then tricks the eye again; and on and on...A-plus for drama and innovation. All ages.

Grade FromPreschool

Grade ToPreschool

Dewey Decimal428.1

Synopsis"Easily the most innovative alpabet book of the year, if not the decade... Beyond clever."--The Washington Post Prepare to be amazed. From the lenticular cover that changes with the angle of your hands all the way to the Z, ABC3D is as much a work of art as it is a pop-up book. Each of the 26 three-dimensional letters move and change before your eyes. C turns into D with a snap. M stands at attention. X becomes Y with a flick of the wrist. And then there's U...Boldly conceived and brilliantly executed with a striking black, red, and white palette, this is a book that readers and art lovers of all ages will treasure for years to come. ABC3D is a 2009 Bank Street - Best Children's Book of the Year.

LC Classification NumberPE1155.B3874 2008