【Pop-Up Book】Hide-and-Seek on the Train

【Pop-Up Book Features】 | Original Train Carriage Structure, Combining Classic Accordion and Dollhouse Pop-Up Styles Utilizing the expansive nature of the accordion fold, the pop-up book extends up to 180cm. Combined with a dollhouse-inspired structure, each train carriage is meticulously constructed. | Actively Play the Protagonist in Search of Clues Cleverly integrating the story's plot with the pop-up structure, readers can follow the protagonists to discover clues within the carriages, making reading an interactive experience! | Original Story Content A challenge in classic espionage and mystery, this is a tale of intricate spy games set in an imagined world. | English Translation Included Make friends with the world; it's also a wonderful gift option! | Handmade in Taiwan The printing and assembly of the entire pop-up book are 100% completed by Taiwanese printing facilities. More story details: https://youtu.be/9UAtN3XXe_U 【Endorsements】 Lin Ting-Chang / Curator, Yuan Hua Wen Ku Like a strong gust of wind sweeping through the train, the accordion-style pages relentlessly propel the narrative forward. Every detail hides a secret; this espionage and mystery pop-up book is not to be missed! Lin Hsing-Chiu / Head, Tong Li Picture Book House Our connection began seven years ago at an exhibition in Zhongzheng 15. This work left the deepest impression. I adore its English retro palette of browns and greens, transporting me back in time. The confined carriages, the characters' restrained expressions, the pull-out designs of the train cars, the pop-up and flap mechanisms – the reading experience felt like stepping directly into the screen, standing beside the actors to watch the play. The suspense builds, and the stories or cinematographic techniques within each small flap, the multi-angle narration—this book is not just for watching a play, but for immersing oneself in it. Seven years, and we've waited for something truly spectacular. Huang Hsiao-Yin / Children's Book Translator and Critic Mysterious plotlines combined with elegant art create unique pop-up scenes, making one yearn to step into the book and unravel the puzzles. Yang Ching-Kuei / Pop-Up Book Collector, Kingdom of Pop-Up Books Espionage and mystery replace playing house, breaking the mold of dollhouse pop-up books. Lu Fang-Fang / Editor-in-Chief, After-Youth Picture Book Hall Like an intricately designed celestial treasure box, opening the mechanisms reveals the fragility and courage of human nature. This immersive pop-up book puzzle is a search for answers, and also an unlocking of life. Lai Chia-Ling / Writer, Picture Book Critic (Listed in order of strokes in their names) 【About the Author】Star Cheng Master of Graphic Illustration Design from Kingston University, London. Specializes in illustration, pop-up books, and papercraft design. Her creative philosophy often integrates storytelling with the design of highly interactive works, allowing readers to experience different ways of reading. She has participated in London Design Week, the Taiwan Pavilion at the Frankfurt Book Fair, and the Singapore Illustration Art Festival. Her works include the pop-up book "Murder on the Orient Express," the picture book/pop-up book "Two Doors," the picture book "Love is a Cycle," the "Once Upon a Time, Little Red Riding Hood Went into the Forest" series of pop-up books, and the espionage mystery pop-up book "Hide-and-Seek on the Train." Awards: 2016 Creative Expo Taiwan - Creative Team Award, Second Prize (Two Doors) 2014 WIA World Illustration Awards - Shortlisted (Murder on the Orient Express Pop-Up Book, Two Doors)