upside-down books

Contains two stories in which a father and a mother share bedtime tales with their little ones about the behaviors of mother and father animals in the wild.

Contrasts the world as viewed in sunlight with the quiet night world in moonlight.

Contains two stories centering on a Civil War adventurer in Virginia; the first story is told by a young girl, the second by a young boy.

A presentation of faery art, with text that explores the nature of faeries--both good and bad--in all their shape-shifting guises.

"A picture book that can be read front-to-back or back-to-front. Start from one end and journey from outer space down to the sea; start from the other end and journey from deep in the sea out to a distant planet"--Provided by publisher.

Mother Fox searches for Little Fox, trailing him by his scent and the other clues he has left behind, which the reader is encouraged to find in the illustrations. Closing the book and turning it over produces the story of Little Fox's adventure.

A young apprentice to a master builder does some mischief that causes a palace to be built upside-down, which creates all sorts of trouble--and fun. Inspired by the work of M.C. Escher and intended to be read front-to-back, then turned over and read back-to-front.

A rhyming story about a boy who is offered every kind of pet except the puppy he wants. When the book is turned over, the story is told from the dog's point of view.

In rhyming stories printed back to back, pigs from one to ten take baths to clean up and then get dirty again.

A collection of nine poems about cats and nine poems about dogs, bound together in an upside-down book.