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Believe : a pop-up book of possibilities
\"All of life's wonderful possibilities are just a page turn away in this elegant, inspirational pop-up book from master paper-artist Robert Sabuda. Inspiring words accompany six striking pop-up spreads, making this book the ideal graduation gift for a kindergartener and college student alike. Celebrate life's journeys while looking forward to bright new horizons.\"--Back of book.
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Making the Paper Listen and Obey
Sabuda refocuses attention away from the mathematical and manual by listening to aural and cerebral dimensions. Sabuda listens to the paper he works with and makes it obey the order and structure he imposes-a sensual technique that parallels Barbara Henry's loving attention to the impress of letterforms on a sheet of paper.
Journal Article
Ten horse farm
In this spectacular pop-up book, majestic horses leap off the page at every turn. Based on the real farm and art studio in upstate New York owned by the author.
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Winter's tale : an original pop-up journey
Breathtaking artwork, extraordinary paper engineering, and stunning visual effects of foil, glitter, and twinkling surprises, capture the magic of winter.
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Evocative Books: Books That Inspire Personal Response and Engagement
The authors review numerous children's books that encourage reader interaction and response, including pop‐up books, books that invite interactive reading aloud, books with evocative illustrations, funny books, and those that generate emotional response. A conversation with author Kevin Henkes is also featured, along with reflections from authors Lisa Yee and Robert Sabuda.
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Gods & heroes
The creators of the Encyclopedia Prehistorica series offer a mythic look at the mysteries of the past with an entire pantheon of remarkable pop-ups. In this stunning volume, the incomparable team of Matthew Reinhart and Robert Sabuda take us to Ra-Atum's land in Ancient Egypt; above the Grecian clouds to Zeus's Mount Olympus; up to Norse god Odin's frozen north; to the Far East, where the Jade Emperor sits in the heavens; into the wilds of Oceania, where Pele's volcanic rage simmers below the earth; and other lands and times, all rich with sacred myths and legends.
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Tired of Shopping? Build a Gift
A hundred years ago, people didn't race to the mall in a panicked frenzy to do their last-minute holiday shopping. Many of them stayed home and made their own gifts. One of the simplest (and most popular) handmade gifts was the peep show, whose name long ago had far more innocent connotations.
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'The Blizzard's Robe'
At just that moment, Blizzard passed over [Teune]'s yaranga. The shower of sparks caught in Blizzard's robe and in an instant burned enormous holes in the icy cloth. With a thundering whoosh, Blizzard fell to the ground and lay still. When Teune awoke, she stepped outside and saw at her feet rolls of cloth and needles, but the cloth seemed made of ice. Remembering her dream, she picked them up and went back inside. As soon as she set the cloth down by the hearth, it began to melt. So she hurried back outside again. In the dim light, Teune could work only a few minutes at a time before her small hands became stiff with cold. But slowly, she began to make a robe. She put designs of great frozen trees on the sleeves and pictures of the People Who Fear the Winter Night near the collar. On the hem of the skirt, she placed stars, scattered across the Winter Night. Warm light seemed to slowly dance across the darkness. The girl hurried outside and saw others as well, rejoicing and pointing upward. Colored waves of light washed over the once-dreaded Winter Night, illuminating the entire village. Winter Night was dressed in a brilliant, colorful robe of its own that flowed from horizon to horizon! The villagers laughed and cried with happiness, for if this were indeed a gift from Blizzard, they could fear him less and accept the Winter Night.
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