Most Popular Books by Kees Moerbeek

These Roly Poly Box books are a completely original design. They roll out and pop-up to provide a whole host of tactile and visual surprises for children of any age.

Readers can spin the revolving flaps to see children move as they play. On board pages.

Children will learn to count up from 1 to 10 and back down again with this brightly illustrated and innovative pop-up book that teaches sequential numbers in a stylish package. Kees Moerbeek brings numbers to life with visual surprises and delights on every page. Count the ladybugs as well as the numerals as the numbers stack and twist and literally leap off the pages! The bold colors and easy-to-read font will appeal to young children learning the basic concept of counting, while adults will admire the chic design and crossover appeal.

With a turn of the dial you can mix to create your own silly animals or match to find your favorite animal friends.

Little fingers will love to explore the activites in these fun novelty books. A rotating character on each page can be spun around to play hide and seek. The moving parts help to develop hand/eye coordination and fine motor skills.

Ssshh! This is my Secret Scrapbook Diary. You can read it because you''re my friend, but don''t tell anyone else! This is the story of how my brother, my sister and I built three houses, how two of them got blown down, how the third one (mine) stayed up, and how we scared the Big Bad Wolf away! I''ve pasted lots of things in here -- like a newspaper article, a police report, plans of my house, and the Big Bad Wolf''s visiting card! When you''ve read this, why not make a Secret Scrapbook Diary of your own?

Ssshh! This is my Secret Scrapbook Diary. You can read it because you''re my friend, but don''t tell anyone else! This is my story of how I went to visit my sick Granny, met a big bad wolf in the forest, saved my Granny from the wolf, and ate the best cake in the world! There''s some wolf hair in here, and some crumbs from the cake, and a photograph of my friend Mr. Woodman. When you''ve read this, why not make a Secret Scrapbook Diary of your own?

An entertaining diary format based on this much-loved fairy tale, told from the perspective of the Ugly Duckling himself. Pop-ups bring the book to life, perfect for engaging early readers. Multi-media illustrations and handwritten text complete the illusion of a real scrapbook diary.

Aesop''s Fables leap off the page and into the minds and hearts of young readers in this dazzling pop-up collection of timeless tales. Favorite stories include "The Tortoise and the Hare," "The Goose That Laid the Golden Egg," "The Lion and the Mouse," and seven others, vividly illustrated by Chris Beatrice and Bruce Whatley with expert paper engineering by Kees Moerbeek. Always relevant and exceptionally entertaining, Aesop''s Fables should pop up on every family''s bookshelf.

An entertaining diary format based on this much-loved fairy tale, told from the perspective of Puss in Boots himself. Pop-ups bring the book to life, perfect for engaging early readers. Multi-media illustrations and handwritten text complete the illusion of a real scrapbook diary.

Ssshh! This is my Secret Scrapbook Diary. You can read it because you''re my friend, but don''t tell anyone else! This is the story of how I came across some magic beans, climbed and enormous beanstalk, saved my village from starving, and outsmarted a wicked giant! I''ve saved some souvenirs from my adventure -- like the actual magic bean packet, a newspaper report of what happened, and a picture of Daisy the cow. When you''ve read this, why not make a Secret Scrapbook Diary of your own?

In this large-sized novelty board book, young readers are introduced to a honeybee, an ant, a butterfly, a cricket, a caterpillar--and the sneaky spider who tries to catch them all. Full color.

Ssshh! This is my Secret Scrapbook Diary. You can read it because you''re my friend, but don''t tell anyone else. This is my story of how I managed to get to the prince''s ball, how my Fairy Godmother found me a coach and horses out of nowhere, how I nearly ruined everything, and how I found a very special friend! I''ve pasted lots of things in here -- like my actual dance card from the ball, a newspaper report of what happened, and a postcard I sent from the prince''s castle. When you''ve read it, why not make a Secret Scrapbook Diary of your own?

Cindy seems to encounter a number of vivid sights at the circus, unless she has let her imagination get out of control. On board pages with die-cut openings and movable flaps.

A set of three titles with moving parts on every spread enabling children to bring each page of the books to life and enact the simple text.

Patrick''s nighttime journey seems to bring him in contact with a number of scary monsters, unless he is dreaming. On board pages with die-cut openings and movable flaps.