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First, I fell in love with SNEAKY ART: Crafty Surprises to Hide in Plain Sight by Marthe Jocelyn. Then, when I sat down to write this review, I realized (dramatic
POP-UP: Everything You Need to Know to Create Your Own Pop-Up Book with paper engineering by Ruth Wickings and illustrations by Frances Castle is THE COOLEST BOOK EVER!!! I know that I haven't dedicated much time to pop-up books here, but they have always held a special place in my heart, probably from the first time I ever heard the phrase "paper engineering." Although I didn't know
Although it doesn't snow where I live, one of the things that I look forward to most as the nights get longer and the days colder is spending the evenings around the fireplace with my family. It doesn't always go as planned - someone might bring a laptop instead of a book, we might not be able to agree upon a game (Blokus? Sorry? Uno? Ticket to Ride?) or someone might get up for a cup of tea
Although it doesn't snow where I live, one of the things that I look forward to most as the nights get longer and the days colder is spending the evenings around the fireplace with my family. It doesn't always go as planned - someone might bring a laptop instead of a book, we might not be able to agree upon a game (Blokus? Sorry? Uno? Ticket to Ride?) or someone might get up for a cup of tea
POP-UP: Everything You Need to Know to Create Your Own Pop-Up Book with paper engineering by Ruth Wickings and illustrations by Frances Castle is THE COOLEST BOOK EVER!!! I know that I haven't dedicated much time to pop-up books here, but they have always held a special place in my heart, probably from the first time I ever heard the phrase "paper engineering." Although I didn't know what
StoryWorld: Create-A-Story-Kit by John and Caitlín Matthews, with illustrations by Wayne Anderson, Paul Hess, David Lawrence, Nicki Palin and Tomislav Tomić is the most wonderfully amazing, creatively inspiring way to get kids thinking, talking and maybe even writing. Published by Templar Books, the UK arm of American children's book publisher, Candlewick Press, this gorgeous collection is
This is so cool! Love to have this book :-)<br /><br />I don't think I can do such genius pop-up work but it's good to know the basic, I guess :-)<br /><br />I'm so glad I find your blog. I love books and it seems you have interesting posts here. I'm going to explore it tonight.<br /><br />I also have weekly book post on my blog called Book Beauty Monday. Just started though :-)
Thanks for reading! Good luck with your blog!