Hervé Tullet Books

Learn about what happens when red, yellow and blue get mixed up.

"Adapted from the hardcover edition"--Back cover.

The world's most inventive and interactive doodle book.

Adapted from the hardcover edition published in the United States of America in 2011. Originally published in France as a board book in 2018, and as a hardcover in 2010, by Bayard /74/Editions under the title Un livre.--Back cover.

An imaginative activity book filled with stencils, grids, and endless creative possibilities, from award-winning children’s author Hervé Tullet From the best-selling children’s author of Press Here and Mix it Up! comes an imaginative children’s stencil kit that will delight aspiring young artists and encourage all children to express themselves with art, just like Tullet himself! Included with the large-format, paperback sketchbook kids will find six die-cut boards and more than 200 stencil shapes to spark their imaginations.

Encourages to pick up a crayon and scribble to a hungry monster, scribble water to put out a fire, scribble flames coming out of a volcano, and spaghetti for lunch and ski-tracks in the snow. This book takes the scribbles into puzzles to be solved and finally into genuine drawings.

The Book with a Hole blasts a hole through the middle of the book itself. Sometimes the hole is an eye the reader can look through; sometimes it is a mouth and the reader's fingers make the teeth The next minute it is a plate (with food drawn by the reader on a sheet of paper behind the book), an obstacle to jump across, or a saucepan. It's crazy It's a Book with a Hole Packed full of Herv Tullet's zany drawings and inventive ideas, this is bound to enchant children of all ages. Praise for The Book with a Hole "Deliciously interactive and profoundly immersive, this book provides rich imaginative play from cover to cover. Most apps have a long way to go before they will be as artful and engaging as this interactive wonder." -Kirkus Reviews, starred review "Tullet's simple innovation allows readers to become active participants in the experience of reading." -Publishers Weekly

The first truly interactive book about sculpture for children that asks young readers to create their own unique piece of art.

Interactive illustrations encourage youngsters to look through the hole in each picture, then turn the page to see the difference between circles and squares, full and empty, fast and slow, nothing and everything.

With a grown-up's help and a torch [flashlight], embark on a magical night-time adventure. Mysterious shadows will appear on the dark walls.