Four interactive books from Paper Engine Publishing bring extra magic to Christmas gifting
From dressing up as a superhero to exploring beneath the waves, Paper Engine Publishing’s four interactive books make thoughtful Christmas gifts for little readers. Combining playful storytelling with pop-up surprises, each offers an adventure to enjoy together long after the wrapping paper has gone.
Builder Me!
Written by Kes Gray and illustrated by Jorge Martin, this lively rhyming adventure includes a removable pop-up cardboard builder’s hat for children to wear as they join the crew. Tools, busy jobs and a pop-up finale bring the building site to life.
Superhero Me!
Little ones can become the hero of their own story with a wearable pop-up cardboard mask hidden inside a secret envelope. Kes Gray’s playful rhymes and Jorge Martin’s illustrations take readers through daring adventures, ending with a pop-up team of superheroes.
How Big is Big?
Written by Geff Newland and illustrated by Judi Abbot, this charming book follows a curious ant as it discovers animals of increasing size. Lift-the-flap pop-up surprises invite children to explore, with a spectacular whale waiting at the end.
Swim Along With Me
Kes Gray and illustrator Mike Moran invite children on an underwater adventure with Pippa, a removable pop-up pufferfish. Young readers can hold Pippa as they meet rhyming sea creatures, before discovering a dramatic pop-up shark finale.
Perfect for a Christmas Eve story or a present beneath the tree, these books turn reading together into hands-on festive fun.
All four titles are available now, priced £12.99 each, from paperenginepublishing.com.
