M.C. Escher Pop-Ups. Courtney Watson McCarthy.

M.C. Escher Pop-Ups. Courtney Watson McCarthy. Thames and Hudson, 2011.

Une Semaine De Bonte: A Surrealistic Novel in Collage. Max Ernst.

Une Semaine De Bonte: A Surrealistic Novel in Collage. Max Ernst. Dover 1976.

A Book of Surrealist Games. Alastair Brotchie.

A Book of Surrealist Games. Alastair Brotchie. Shambhala 1995.

Alice's Pop-up Wonderland; Nck Denchfield and Alex Vining

Alice's Pop-up Wonderland; Nick Denchfield and Alex Vining Macmillan Children's Books 2000 The classic Tenniel illustrations in a book that pops up into a 3-D tableau, with punch out paper dolls that can move from room to room.

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland: a pop-up

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland Random House 1968. Dreamy pop-up book.

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, illus Robert Sabuda.

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, illus. Robert Sabuda. Little Simon; Pop edition, 2003. An amazing pop-up book.

Uncover T. Rex.

Uncover T. Rex. Dennis Schatz. becker & mayer!, 2002. (Readers Digest Books) Like Uncover the Human Body above, but with a DINOSAUR.

Uncover the Human Body.

Uncover the Human Body. Luann Colombo. becker & mayer!, 2002. (Readers Digest Books) Like the Human Body listed above, this book shows the systems of the body through a transparent window, but this book has a 3-D plastic model embedded in it, with the various layers flipping up with the pages. Pretty darn cool.

The Human Body.

The Human Body. Luisa Dillner, Peter Abrahams, Tom Snow. Victoria House Publishing Ltd. Wishing Well Books, 1993. (Readers Digest Books) A “see-through” book. As the pages are flipped, different systems of the body are revealed in the transparent see-through window—skeletal, nervous system, and so on. The transparencies are 2-sided, so as the pages are turned, the back of each system is shown.