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| A classic rhyme takes a hit as spaghetti gets blown all over the place in this clever pop-up!
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Two students chose "This little piggy goes to market." With delightfully different results. This simple cover is deceiving as it reveals...
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...a jam-packed scene of pop-up piggy heaven! Not only are the pop-ups terrific, but the illustration of the pieces is equally good. |
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| These little piggies practically leap off the page. The repetitive background adds to the crazy fun.
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"It's raining and pouring" and we know where exactly where this old man is headed.
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A wonderfully 3-dimensional bed opens up to reveal the old man snoring away! The bare feet are a nice touch, too.
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| A single fly dances up the cover of this pop-up making us wonder where it will take us.
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The amazing solution shows us the old woman who swallows a fly. What makes the piece so unique is that the stomach folds open many times to reveal everything that's been swallowed!
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The Owl and the Pussycat gets a wonderful treatment in keeping with its classic place in children's literature.
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This year's crop of students did a fantastic job with their work and we look forward to seeing next semester's pop-ups, too! |
| The entire poem is revealed on the inside with a great pop-up boat containing the main characters.
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