Colors: My First Pop-Up! (A Pop Magic Book)
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- Create Date：2021-07-02 08:51:36
- Update Date：2025-09-06
- Status：finish
- Author：Matthew Reinhart
- ISBN：1419741063
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Summary
Introducing the first concept book in the new Pop Magic series， an exciting line of preschool books from pop-up wizard Matthew Reinhart that makes learning fun！
A stunning， hands-on exploration of colors for the very youngest readers！ Pull a tab so yellow ducklings pop up to the surface of the pond， lift a flap to reveal a blue whale， and open the final spread for a big pop-up rainbow surprise！ Bestselling paper engineer Matthew Reinhart brings his creative genius to this innovative preschool pop-up， connecting basic concepts to interactive elements that will delight and inform little ones with every page。
A stunning， hands-on exploration of colors for the very youngest readers！ Pull a tab so yellow ducklings pop up to the surface of the pond， lift a flap to reveal a blue whale， and open the final spread for a big pop-up rainbow surprise！ Bestselling paper engineer Matthew Reinhart brings his creative genius to this innovative preschool pop-up， connecting basic concepts to interactive elements that will delight and inform little ones with every page。
Reviews
Kathryn
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Pretty but pop up parts were confusing and did not work well
Becky
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First sentence: My favorite color is red。 It's ladybugs and cherries， lobsters and berries。 Premise/plot: What do you need to know about this one？ It's a concept board book--the concept being colors。 It's for toddlers who are careful with books or preschoolers who don't mind revisiting colors。 It has some pop-ups thought not for each spread。 There are some additional interactions--tabs to pull， flaps to lift， etc。 The text is simple and predictable。My thoughts: To be honest， I felt that some of First sentence: My favorite color is red。 It's ladybugs and cherries， lobsters and berries。 Premise/plot: What do you need to know about this one？ It's a concept board book--the concept being colors。 It's for toddlers who are careful with books or preschoolers who don't mind revisiting colors。 It has some pop-ups thought not for each spread。 There are some additional interactions--tabs to pull， flaps to lift， etc。 The text is simple and predictable。My thoughts: To be honest， I felt that some of the features were a little too hard to manipulate properly。 I get the idea that things weren't moving as smoothly as they should to get the full effect of the illustrations。 In particular I had a horrible time with the duck pop-up。 And the frog pop-up was difficult as well。 Though to be fair， once I did eventually get the frog to jump out of the log， it stayed unstuck。 Maybe I just didn't work hard enough to get the ducks swimming properly。I think this one should probably be a supervised activity unless you just don't care how long the book lasts。 But the book retails at close to $15 so I'm just not sure why you would buy the book （at least full price） if your little one tends to be rough at handling books。 I think there are probably better books if you're looking just for a good， solid books about colors。 。。。more
Edward Sullivan
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A delightful， interactive concept book but some of it seems quite fragile for preschooler hands。
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