Books by Hervé Tullet
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review 1: This book is magical and has almost infinite potential for use in different contexts. The pictures are big, bold, and simple enough to work with a group, and the subtle way in which Tullet introduces art concepts, modern art movements, and color theory creates grounds for discuss...
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review 1: Love, love, love Hervé Tullet! This was a book that I happened on completely by chance in a bookstore in Bryn Mawr. Only after reading it to the kids and buying it, and then reading it some more, did I realize it was by a French author. He also does two-page pieces in a children'...
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review 1: This book brings to life the creation of colors, and through the conceptual illustrations and design, allows readers to see and understand how intricate the world of colors can be. This book would be an excellent addition to discussions on primary colors and could be used in an a...
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review 1: This book is charming, engaging, and mostly great. I'm already a fan of Herve Tullet's other books. I'm also a fan of picture books that "break the fourth wall". It was a bit long so I'm debating whether it will work for story time or not. I'm also not a huge fan of the illustrat...
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review 1: Press Here by Hervé Tullet is a interactive book for young readers. The readers follows instructions given by the book to help them get through it. The book can be thought of as a game for young readers, and can help them when it comes to listening to instructions. Dots are on...
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review 1: Press Here, by Herve Tullet, is a very unique book. Setting it aside from the general children’s books, Press Here’s illustrations and dialect is incredibly basic. However, Tullet somehow manages to make this book a very enjoyable experience. All alone, one yellow dot splotched i...
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review 1: It is amazing the places that one yellow dot could take me, and I thoroughly enjoyed the suspense of finding out what new page would bring. Each picture includes an instruction and following the instruction was a result, always something different, exciting, and funny. It feels l...
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review 1: I have adored every book from Herve Tullet and this book is no different!Using a puffy X as a character (as seen on the cover) Tullet teaches many many concepts. He teaches colors, big vs small, counting, perspective, up and down, color mixing, distinguishing shapes, spacial con...
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review 1: The reader, in this case my daughter, had so much fun with this book. There is a big hole in the middle of the book and the reader has the opportunity to engage with the book. For example, you can put your face through the hole to complete the picture, or a stuffed animal. Som...
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review 1: This isn't really a book to READ, it's a prop to play art games with. Various tings and scenes are sketched around a large hole, and one (presumably) puts one's own drawings behind the hole for various effects and recombinations. I suppose those not interesting in drawing could d...