October 2006
ALICE'S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND
By Lewis Carroll
Paper Engineering by Robery Sabuda
Publisher: Simon & Schuster, 12 pages
This might be my favourite pop-up book of all-time. The illustrations are faithful to the original Tenniels and made even better by Sabuda's paper engineering. There are six two-page spreads in all, each one revealing a large pop-up, with four smaller pop-ups at the corners. And the final page is the best of the lot.
Tots to Teens, Star Mag
29th October 2006
Matthew Reinhart (left) and Robert Sabuda are partners in pop-up crime, whose skills bring movable books to a whole different level.
I have four of their books and paid a pretty penny for each, but ... no regrets. If you're thinking of getting something special for someone who loves books as much as they do art, I recommend a book by Sabuda aand Reinhart.
Star Mag, 22nd October 2006.
And I thought they were a 20th century invention ...
After writing about paper engineers Robert Sabuda and Matthew Reinhart, I just had to fill the readers in on the history of movable books.
Star Mag, 22nd October 2006.
It was one of the highlights of my week, back when I was in school: Adibah Amin's column As I Was Passing, in the News Straits Times. And so, it was a big thrill when I got the chance to interview her about her first English novel ....
Star Mag, 22nd October 2006
Tots to Teens
Star Mag, 15th October 2006
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