Pop-up books to make yourself
on Historical Themes & Fashion

 

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Pop-up Books to make yourself

Tarquin Pop-ups are a special kind of 'do it yourself' activity book. Not only is there the fun of making the scenes and seeing them pop-up but they are full of interesting information and ideas. Each book contains six main scenes to make and there are a number of mini pop-ups as well. Close the book and they fold away. Open it and they pop-up again. These vivid, colourful three-dimensional scenes help to bring Ancient Civilisations to life in a way which no other kind of book can and 'London' and 'Paris' make fine souvenirs for visits already made or perhaps planned for the future.

ANCIENT CIVILISATIONS POP-UPS
(Published in association with British Museum Publications Ltd)

GREAT CITIES POP-UPS

The Greeks Pop-up
0 906212 33 2 Pam Mara
£3.95

The Romans Pop-up
0 906212 29 4
Andy and Maggie Hall
£3.95

Pop-up London
0 906212 30 8 Anne Wild
£3.95

Pop-up Paris
0 906212 31 6 David Griffiths
All the descriptions are given in both English and French £3.50

Three delightful studies of period costume

Each of these three books describes the clothes of a set of fashionable people who were especially interested in what they wore. They combine historical accuracy with the fictional journals of the characters, thus giving insights into the social life and behaviour of the different periods.
Each book includes four pull-up scenes to cut out and make and which show some costumes in three dimensions. Each book also includes a carefully researched glossary of useful terms.

High Fashion in Stuart Times
1 899618 08 2 Andrew Brownfoot £3.95

High Fashion in Shakespeare's Time
0 906212 82 0
Andrew Brownfoot £3.95

High Fashion in Victorian Times
0 906212 83 9 Andrew Brownfoot £3.95

Cavaliers & Roundheads
The story of the English Civil War with pull-up scenes.
1 899618 02 3
Bob Moulder

The English Civil War, which broke out in 1642, divided counties, towns, even friends and families as the nation pledged its allegiance either to the King or to Parliament. "How I detest this war without an enemy", wrote one of the Roundhead generals to his friend, now commander of the opposing Cavalier army. This book tells the story of the struggle by focussing on key dramatic events. We see, for instance, King Charles come in person to the House of Commons to arrest his enemies, the crucial battles of Lansdown Hill and Marston Moor, the eventual victory of the Roundheads under Oliver Cromwell and the execution of the King in 1649. It was a time of betrayal and intrigue, fighting and bloodshed, but it was also a time which laid the foundations of British parliamentary democracy. £3.95

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