Robert Sabuda What's New April 2002

		April: What's New at RobertSabuda.com
		Deluxe Editions at the Gift Shop
		Come to the Gift Shop NOW to get a Deluxe Edition of one of Robert's amazing pop-up books. These gorgeous editions are unlike anything you've ever seen, but we only have a few copies of each! So hurry to the Gift Shop before they're gone! And don't forget Robert's exciting video Popping Up in Ecuador! Learn the secrets behind how a pop-up book is made hosted by the master pop-up maker himself.

The Night Before Christmas
takes flight!

Robert's long-awaited new addition to the holiday season (The Christmas Alphabet and The Twelve Days of Christmas) comes to life!

Using pure, white paper and colorful backgrounds Robert creates a magical 3D world filled with beauty and good cheer.

Scheduled for release in September from Simon & Schuster (we'll keep you up to date) this holiday treat is sure to be a family favorite!


The White Mouse is back, with entire family in tow, when an unexpected noise on the roof ushers in a surprise guest.

It's an Animal Popposites stampede!

Matthew Reinhart, paper engineering extraordinare and Robert's partner, corrals an entire herd of whimsical beasts into one hilarious pop-up book!

A fabulous menagerie of colorful creatures explode into action. Young readers must guess which animal opposite waits behind each door.

Galloping into stores May 2002. To order now and save 20% click here.


You'll have a whale of a good time discovering the unexpected animal antics behind each spectacular flap.

	Tom Collins is the Winner of the Dove Contest!
	Tom won a signed, original pop-up prototype by Robert Sabuda! Congratulations Tom! Enter our next Contest and you could win 6 signed, animated bookmarks by Robert Sabuda!

				Get Free Stuff at RobertSabuda.com!
				We've come across so much Free Stuff on the Internet that we just had to share it with you. CD's, DVD's, computer software, gifts, vitamins, even free business cards. Now you can get it too, here at RobertSabuda.com!

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