Peter S. Seymour Books

What's in the cave?: Let's find out

By Peter S. Seymour

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Flaps conceal or reveal the many animal denizens of a dark cave, from a lazy lizard to a multilegged pop-up monster.

Pendragon Castle

By Peter S. Seymour

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Describes the lives of a squire and a lady-in-waiting in a medieval English castle reputedly first built by the father of King Arthur. Four pop-up scenes of castle life unfold to form a panorama.

Frontier town

By Peter S. Seymour

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Two children visit a frontier town of the old West and enjoy seeing a stagecoach, the general store, the sheriff's office, and the livery stable.

The pop-up book of big trucks

By Peter S. Seymour

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Shapes.

By Peter S. Seymour, Peter Seymour

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Identifies circles, squares, triangles, and rectangles using pop-up, pull-tab, and lift-the-flap illustrations.

Where s Bear s Big Band Magic glasses activity books

By SEYMOUR P, Peter S. Seymour

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Haunted Clubhouse Magic glasses activity books

By SEYMOUR P, Peter S. Seymour

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What s in the Deep Blue Sea

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What s in the Jungle

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What s in the Prehistoric Forest

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