Novelty Books

Image of Do You Want A Hug? (Flip Flap Pop-Up)
Author(s):
Olivia Cosneau, Bernard Duisit
Genre(s):
Children, 2-5, Novelty Books

Do You Want A Hug? (Flip Flap Pop-Up)

August 8, 2022
Reviewed by: 
Marissa Moss

“clever”

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Image of Franklin's Flying Bookshop (Franklin and Luna)
Author(s):
Jen Campbell
Genre(s):
Novelty Books, Children

Franklin's Flying Bookshop

October 18, 2017
Reviewed by: 
Cindy Helms

Franklin’s Flying Bookshop is an easygoing narrative about sharing the love of reading with friends.

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Image of Up in the Garden and Down in the Dirt: (Nature Book for Kids, Gardening and Vegetable Planting, Outdoor Nature Book)
Author(s):
Kate Messner
Illustrator(s):
Christopher Silas Neal
Genre(s):
Novelty Books, Other

Up in the Garden and Down in the Dirt

April 22, 2015
Reviewed by: 
Catriona Tudor Erler

“this book may be the trigger to inspire a child to learn more.”

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Image of Sometimes I Forget You're a Robot
Author(s):
Sam Brown
Genre(s):
Children, 0–3, Novelty Books, 4–8, Easy Readers, Picture Book, Children, 0–3, Novelty Books, 4–8, Easy Readers, Picture Book, Children, 0–3, Novelty Books, 4–8, Easy Readers, Picture Book

Sometimes I Forget You're a Robot

May 15, 2013
Reviewed by: 
David Michael Slater

“There is wisdom here.”

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Image of Lots of Bots!: A Counting Pop-Up Book
Author(s):
Noelle Carter, David A. Carter
Genre(s):
Children, 0–3, Novelty Books, Children, 0–3, Novelty Books, Novelty Books, Children, 0–3

Lots of Bots! A Counting Pop-Up Book

March 23, 2012
Reviewed by: 
Lisa Rojany

“Infused with loads of personality, Lots of Bots! is packed with some of the most inventive (and useful—moms take note) robots a kid could ever need. . . .

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Image of The Lorax Pop-Up!
Author(s):
David Carter, Dr. Seuss
Genre(s):
Children, 0–3, Novelty Books, 4–8, Novelty & Activity, Children, 0–3, Novelty Books, 4–8, Novelty & Activity, Novelty Books, Novelty & Activity, Children, 4–8, 0–3

The Lorax Pop-Up!

March 23, 2012
Reviewed by: 
Lisa Rojany

“David A. Carter adds to Seuss’s world-building by taking the author/illustrator’s ’tude and giving it the added dimension of 3-D. And Carter has surpassed himself here.

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