Pop-up Books - What's New

July: What's New

Insect-lo-pedia is coming!

Collectible Poster

At the recent American Bookseller's Association convention in Los Angeles, this poster was the most difficult to acquire! The 17" x 22" promotional piece is suitable for framing and is SIGNED by the artist, Matthew Reinhart.

The poster celebrates the upcoming October release of "Insect-lo-pedia," the third in the New York Times best selling "Young Naturalist" series. Fans of creepy crawlies are sure to go buggy over Matt's latest creation.

There are a limited number of this autographed masterpiece of etymology. Surprise the bug-lover in your family with this collectible. Hurry over to the Gift Shop now.

Behind the Tabs

Caldecott Award winning illustrator Paul O. Zelinsky shares his experiences with the construction of Knick-Knack Paddywhack!

Discover how a zealous illustrator, an ace paper engineer, and a skilled Chinese assembly team created an amazing movable book. Zelinsky has won the prestigious Caldecott medal and had three Caldecott Honor books!

Read Behind the Tabs.

Get a copy of Knick-Knack Paddywhack! now!

Sneak Peeks

A first look at Insect-lo-pedia,
due out in October.

Behind the scenes with illustrator Matthew Reinhart

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Mark Kester is a winner!

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The comically creepy Pop Up Book of Phobias has been won by Mark Kester!

You can still get your own copy of The Pop-up Book of Phobias. The book is SIGNED and includes a message from artist Matthew Reinhart. Each scene jumps to life, creating shivers and giggles for the reader. Creep on over to the Gift Shop - if you dare!

Enter our next free contest and you could win Robert Sabuda's exquisite pop-up flower note cards. Delicate roses and sunny daisies spring to life as the cards are opened. If you just can't wait, visit the Gift Shop and order a set today

Share your knowledge!

RobertSabuda.com invites you to share your ideas and expertise.

Readers and paper engineers are asked to submit articles on pop-up books or paper sculpture. Artists are invited to contribute illustration tips and techniques. Teachers and librarians are encouraged to share literature based activities using Robert Sabuda titles as well as any pop-up projects.

Email submissions to:

robert.sabuda@robertsabuda.com

Be sure to include your name and email. If you want us to link back to a site, include that url as well. RobertSabuda.com will add to this ongoing collection each month.

Lesson Plans

Check out the recent reader submitted lesson plans.

Explore stained glass, with projects based on Arthur and the Sword. Or enjoy a variety of Robert's work through "Robert Sabuda in the Classroom," a guide with suggestions and activities based on several titles. This includes ideas for pop-up book making as well.

Pop-up Book Making

Check out the best titles to help you create your own pop-up masterpieces.

Robert has reviewed titles from his extensive personal collection, citing the advantages and disadvantages of each. He shares the type of projects included, rates the level of difficulty, and gives the intended audience. Pop-up creators will not want to miss this invaluable guide.

International Pop-up Gallery

Take a peek at the latest additions to the International Pop-up Gallery!

		What's New Archive
		July 2003 - Insect-lo-pedia June 2003 - Pop-up flowers and bird houses May 2003 - International Pop-up Gallery April 2003 - Travels in Time and Space March 2003 - Providence Traveler arrives February 2003 - The Adventure Begins: Providence November 2002 - The Night Before Christmas whirlwind tour		October 2002 - Pop up holiday cards August 2002 - Make a butterfly pop-up June 2003 - Wicked Witch May 2002 - Lenticular bookmarks April 2002 - Animal Popposites stampede February 2002 - Providence sketches January 2002 - Butterflies and beetles