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Christmas in New York: A Pop-Up Book
This interactive pop-up book makes the perfect gift for those who love the holiday traditions that originated in New York - from lighting the tree in Rockefeller Center to watching the ball drop on New Year's Eve.CHRISTMAS IN NEW YORK is a spectacular gift book featuring the world-famous holiday traditions of New York City presented in the three-dimensional art of a pop-up...more
Hardcover, 12 pages
Published
October 26th 2005
by Bulfinch
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I was disappointed in the quality of this book. The unwrapped store display was pretty shabby, but I attributed that to too many careless fingers. But my brand-new, still shrinkwrapped book had pop ups glued down and others that weren't attached. With a careful razorblade and creative glueing I was able to put it mostly right.
The illustrations are wonderful and the historic text illuminating, but this book loses it in production. Pop up technology today is wonderous (see anything by Robert Sabu...more
The illustrations are wonderful and the historic text illuminating, but this book loses it in production. Pop up technology today is wonderous (see anything by Robert Sabu...more
I liked "Christmas in New York" well enough, but I prefer "Christmas around the World," written a few years later as the second book was more detailed. The quality of the edition I received wasn't as nice as I would've liked, with a couple of the flaps and cutouts not fitting together properly and the pull tabs stuck.
This book is so nice to leave out during the Holidays!!
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Soon after graduating with a BFA in Advertising Art from the University of Kansas, I moved to New York City to pursue a career in the creative arts. First I tried the acting biz. I had countless walk-on parts on the soap opera All My Children and what I thought would be my "big break" in the movies. I was chosen by Woody Allen for a speaking part in his movie, Stardust Memories, but I was a victim...more
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