Encyclopedia Prehistorica Dinosaurs

In the case of books by Robert Sabuda and Matthew Reinhart, what you’re seeing is more like a sculpture than a piece of card. * Junior *This amazing pop-up book features more than 35 pop-ups and contains all the information any budding (or even grown-up!) Dinosaur enthusiast could hope for. * Publishing News *Encyclopedia Prehistorica: Dinosaurs is a quality pop-up book packed with detailed information which will appeal to dino-mad boys. * The Bookseller *A visual treat as 35 dinosaurs of all sizes and in all colours pop up explosively from the pages … Dinosaurs is fun just to open and be awed by, but the information makes it a book to spend a lot of time over, too. * The Guardian *Another fantastic pop-up book from Robert Sabuda and Matthew Reinhart…superbly illustrated and a must for dinosaur fans everywhere. * The Good Book Guide *Robert Sabuda turns pop-up books into an art form … prehistoric monsters rear off the pages, quivering with life; the tyrannosaurus’s rasping paper even sounds like a roar … Matthew Reinhart’s scholarly but accessible snippets of text make every reader a dinosaur buff. Will be greeted with a ‘Wow!’ * The Sunday Times *These books are amazing both in terms of the level of detail that they go into, and the paper engineering, which is very, very clever. Compared to other pop-up books they aren’t any more expensive, but the quality is far superior. Besides the materials and construction, the other thing that these books do well is the ‘secondary event’ - there is always another level to discover … * Blueprint *The best - amazingly intricate. * Sunday Express magazine *One of two children’s books featured in a ‘guide for clued-up giving’: An amazing, authoritative compendium crammed with new info on dinosaurs. * The Observer *The best pop-up book I’ve seen this year … Monsters lunge off every page … with ferocious energy. Ideal for 4+. * The Times *

Robert Sabuda is a renowned pop-up picture book creator. Beginning his career by illustrating colouring books, he has since gone on to make amazingly inventive pop-ups, including the marvel that is “Alice in Wonderland”. Robert lives in New York.

Matthew Reinhart is an illustrator and pop-up picture book maker. He lives in New York City with his partner, Robert Sabuda, and together they made “Encyclopedia Prehistorica: Dinosaurs”.