Bring the magic of the Harry Potter films to life with this interactive pop-up book. Jody Revenson's guide features five intricate pop-up spreads featuring dragons, Buckbeak, and more. This deluxe collectible from the beloved UK franchise offers hours of enchanting exploration.
Product Information: From New York Times bestselling paper engineer Matthew Reinhart comes a pop-up masterpiece celebrating the creatures in the Harry Potter films. Featuring 5 pop-up spreads with gorgeous illustrations, this interactive guide includes dragons, Buckbeak, centaurs, werewolves, the Basilisk, and more!
This exhilarating pop-up book takes you on a tour through the wizarding world's boundless menagerie of magical creatures. You'll experience fantastic beasts like the Basilisk, Buckbeak, and Hungarian Horntail dragon as you've never seen them before.
Inside, 5 intricately detailed pop-up spreads showcase creatures from the Harry Potter films in beautifully illustrated scenes that leap from the pages, accompanied by behind-the-scenes facts from the making of the film series. Filled with interactive features like pull tabs and hidden pops, fans of all ages will enter the action, command the creatures' movements, and discover hidden Easter eggs in every spread. Packed with enchanting moments, Harry Potter: A Pop-Up Guide to the Creatures of the Wizarding World is a thrilling, deluxe collectible that every fan will love.
Other Information: Jody Revenson is a seasoned writer with a background in the arts. Singer, composer, and performer. Student of popular culture, American and European history, architecture, photography, mixed-media crafts, comic books, mythology, illustration, and traveling. Author of Harry Potter The Creature Vault, Harry Potter The Book of Magical Places and Harry Potter The Character Vault, as well as several Disney titles.
Matthew Reinhart is an avid comic and SF fan, and has created pop-ups for brands including Star Wars, Disney Princesses, Game of Thrones, Transformers and more. He studied industrial design at the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, focussing on toy design.
