(3) PS Illustrated by Thomas Flintham. "One lonely fish" swims alone. With the turn of the page (whose die-cut edge allows the fish to stay visible), a new fish appears, hot on the tail of the first. This continues until ten colorful fish are eaten by a giant red fish, and it's back to "one lonely fish!" This offering is slam-dunk simplicity, with sturdy pages that will withstand inevitable rereadings.

Reviewer: Nell Beram

(4) 4-6 Illustrated by Thomas Flintham. In this chemistry overview on eight double-page pop-up spreads, readers can explore topics ranging from atoms and elements to water, air, and radioactivity. Some of the movable features creatively present content, such as mini-booklets for scientist profiles and flaps that allow comparisons of molecular structures, while others are mainly gimmicky. Cartoonlike illustrations and experiment ideas round out the pages.

Reviewer: Danielle J. Ford