Books with title Hide and Seek in Colors

"A fish and a teardrop. Five black spots, four blossoms blue, and a T that is white. A heart and an arabesque. A smile, a black Q, and a reflection of you." These are just some of the hundreds of objects readers are invited to find in David Carter's latest art pop-up book, "Hide and Seek". His previous art pop-up titles, "One Red Dot", "600 Black Spots", and other bestsellers, have sold hundreds of thousands of copies around the world, asking readers to find a single image hidden within ten pop-up kinetic sculptures. With "Hide and Seek", he has expanded the concept and now includes hundreds of images or words hidden within the pop-up landscapes, inviting readers to explore and discover something new with each visit.

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Ellie and her friends don’t find it weird that they are banned from certain places, that there is strict censorship enforced by the town police, or that every suspicious death in their town is labelled a suicide. Until one of them goes missing. The loss of their perfect, seemingly untouchable best friend shatters the group in ways they never imagined. But while dealing with her disappearance, they start to realise that something’s not quite right... What starts with a game of hide and seek slowly spirals into an intense search for answers. What happened to Matilda Kennedy? What is wrong with Worthington Falls? A twisted, epic psychological thriller surrounded by a terrifying mystery that will keep you hooked until the very last page.

In a shadowy, crumbling Edinburgh housing development, a junkie lies dead of an overdose, his body surrounded by signs of Satanic worship. Inspector John Rebus could call it an accident. But won’t. Now he’s got to search the city, from the tunnels of its dark underbelly to the private sanctum of the upper crust, to find the perfect hiding place for a killer.“Ian Rankin is up there among the best crime novelists at work today.” —Michael Connelly “A superior series.” —The New York Times Book Review“Ian Rankin, you cannot go wrong.” —The Boston Globe“A novelist of great scope, depth, and power.” —Jonathan Kellerman

A junkie lies dead in an Edinburgh squat, spreadeagled, cross-like on the floor, between two burned-down candles, a five-pointed star daubed on the wall above. Just another dead addict - until John Rebus begins to chip away at the indifference, treachery, deceit and sleaze that lurks behind the facade of the Edinburgh familiar to tourists. Only Rebus seems to care about a death which looks more like a murder every day, about a seductive danger he can almost taste, appealing to the darkest corners of his mind ...