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Pop Up!: A Manual of Paper Mechanisms

Duncan Birmingham, Duncan Birminham

Paperback (Parkwest Pubns, Oct. 1, 1999)

Provides instructions in the three basic patterns for making pop-up illustrations and how to use them in more complicated designs, as well as how to put together slides, pull tabs, and rotating disks

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M. is for Mirror: Find the Hidden Pictures by Duncan Birmingham

Duncan Birmingham;

Paperback (Tarquin Publications, Aug. 16, 1800)

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Cut-and-Make Pop-Up Cards

Duncan Birmingham

Paperback (Dover Publications, )

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The Maya, Aztecs and Incas Pop-Up

Duncan Birmingham

Paperback (Parkwest Pubns, March 1, 1985)

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Look Twice: Mirror Reflections, Logical Thinking

Duncan Birmingham

Paperback (Parkwest Pubns, Aug. 16, 1800)

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M. is for Mirror: Find the Hidden Pictures

Duncan Burmingham

Paperback (Tarquin Group, March 1, 1988)

An alphabet book with charming surprises is the best way to describe this collection of cunning pictures. Each contains special hidden images which are only revealed by using the card mirror provided. Find just the right place to put the mirror, and the mad pianist becomes an astronomer looking at the moon. An explorer in the desert becomes the pyramids he is looking for and an octopus becomes a bunch of flowers. Excellent for reinforcing reading skills as well introducing reflection all wrapped up as fun.

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Fantasy Mobiles

Duncan Birmingham

Paperback (Parkwest Pubns, April 1, 1986)

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Look Twice: Use the Mirror to Find Pairs of Opposites

Duncan Burmingham

Paperback (Tarquin Group, Feb. 1, 1992)

A card mirror (provided) is the key to this amazing exploration of visual and verbal connections. Each of the pictures can be transformed by means of the mirror into a pair of opposites. Concepts like open and shut, tidy and untidy, ancient and modern are each illustrated by placing the mirror in just the right places on what seem to be perfectly normal pictures. Ideal to introduce concepts of opposites and reflection. A delight to children of 5 and well upwards. Probably many adults too.