Informationen zum Autor David A. Carter is a master paper engineer and creator of How Many Bugs in a Box? and more books in that series, which has sold more than six million copies. He is also the author and illustrator of the critically acclaimed One Red Dot , among others. Carter lives in Auburn, California, with his family. David A. Carter is a master paper engineer and creator of How Many Bugs in a Box? and more books in that series, which has sold more than six million copies. He is also the author and illustrator of the critically acclaimed One Red Dot , among others. Carter lives in Auburn, California, with his family. Klappentext First opposites, now the alphabet! David A. Carter's Happy Little Yellow Box is back in this highly interactive exploration of A to Z, with flaps, pull-tabs, and pop-ups galore! The alphabet has never been more fun! In this highly interactive novelty book, David A. Carter's Happy Little Yellow Box peeks in and out of the alphabet, hides under flaps, goes up and down, and more! From a crawling caterpillar, to a meteor flying over the moon, to a wintertime wink, this book teaches the alphabet using a delightful smiling character and engaging elements such as pull-tabs, pop-ups and other moving parts. As Publishers Weekly said in a starred review of The Happy Little Yellow Box, "readers' smiles will match that of the box in this winning blend of minimalism, movement, and personality. Zusammenfassung First opposites! now the alphabet! David A. Carter's Happy Little Yellow Box is back in this highly interactive exploration of A to Z! with flaps! pull-tabs! and pop-ups galore! The alphabet has never been more fun! In this highly interactive novelty book! David A. Carter's Happy Little Yellow Box peeks in and out of the alphabet! hides under flaps! goes up and down! and more! From a crawling caterpillar! to a meteor flying over the moon! to a wintertime wink! this book teaches the alphabet using a delightful smiling character and engaging elements such as pull-tabs! pop-ups and other moving parts. As Publishers Weekly said in a starred review of The Happy Little Yellow Box ! readers' smiles will match that of the box in this winning blend of minimalism! movement! and personality. ...

Autorentext
David A. Carter is a master paper engineer and creator of How Many Bugs in a Box? and more books in that series, which has sold more than six million copies. He is also the author and illustrator of the critically acclaimed One Red Dot, among others. Carter lives in Auburn, California, with his family. David A. Carter is a master paper engineer and creator of How Many Bugs in a Box? and more books in that series, which has sold more than six million copies. He is also the author and illustrator of the critically acclaimed One Red Dot, among others. Carter lives in Auburn, California, with his family.

Klappentext
First opposites, now the alphabet! David A. Carter's Happy Little Yellow Box is back in this highly interactive exploration of A to Z, with flaps, pull-tabs, and pop-ups galore!

The alphabet has never been more fun! In this highly interactive novelty book, David A. Carter's Happy Little Yellow Box peeks in and out of the alphabet, hides under flaps, goes up and down, and more! From a crawling caterpillar, to a meteor flying over the moon, to a wintertime wink, this book teaches the alphabet using a delightful smiling character and engaging elements such as pull-tabs, pop-ups and other moving parts.

As Publishers Weekly said in a starred review of The Happy Little Yellow Box, "readers' smiles will match that of the box in this winning blend of minimalism, movement, and personality.”

Zusammenfassung
First opposites, now the alphabet! David A. Carter’s Happy Little Yellow Box is back in this highly interactive exploration of A to Z, with flaps, pull-tabs, and pop-ups galore!

The alphabet has never been more fun! In this highly interactive novelty book, David A. Carter’s Happy Little Yellow Box peeks in and out of the alphabet, hides under flaps, goes up and down, and more! From a crawling caterpillar, **to a **meteor flying over the moon, to a wintertime wink, this book teaches the alphabet using a delightful smiling character and engaging elements such as pull-tabs, pop-ups and other moving parts.

As Publishers Weekly said in a starred review of The Happy Little Yellow Box, “readers’ smiles will match that of the box in this winning blend of minimalism, movement, and personality.”