The first page of Robert Crowther's delightful, interactive pop-up book is pure white, with the big black letters "a"" and ""b"" looking perfectly innocent. Tug on the ""up"" arrow, however, and a playful, cartoonish ape swings down from the letter, revealing the word ""ape."" Pull the ""down"" arrow on ""b"", and a bear peeks through the hole in ""b"". On the next page, ""c"" flops over to reveal a wily crocodile, the flop of the ""d"" sends a dolphin leaping, and out from ""e"" pops the trunk of an elephant! The remainder of the alphabet yields equal delights--as sweet animals blink and scurry and fly and stick their necks out from behind, beneath, and above the letters. Kids will adore this whimsical introduction to animals and the alphabet, and adults will marvel at Crowther's cleverness. (Age 4 and over) -- Amazon.co.uk "

 

There are 14 pages in this book. This book was published 1999 by Walker Books Ltd .

Robert Crowther is one of the world's leading paper-engineers. "The Most Amazing Hide-and-Seek Alphabet Book", his first book, is still an international bestseller. He regularly performs in schools, libraries and bookshops around the country. He lives in Norfolk.