Watch our video reviews, discover books on our ranking lists, find the best pop-up books for kids and much more. This signed and numbered limited edition is packaged in a cloth slipcase and features six pop-ups not included in the trade edition. Brimming with magical delights and spellbinding scenes, our deluxe edition invites fans new and old to discover the wizarding tale as never before. A 3-D masterpiece celebrating Harry Potters Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry from New York Times best-selling pop-up engineer Matthew Reinhart.

Creatively reimagined, the story comes to life with over 150 brilliant illustrations, eight interactive paper-engineered elements, and playful design details on every page.

Climb aboard the Hogwarts Express and set off from Platform 9¾ on a magical adventure with Harry Potter and his friends.

Described as being "based on the film phenomenon", the book features a pop-up look at various locations and events within the Harry Potter films. There are five separate scenes included in this book, including a paper replica of the Hogwarts Express and the Knight Bus, which folds out flat onto the table so you can see the length of the train. Journey into the Wizarding World once more with this stunning new masterpiece from New York Times best-selling paper engineer Matthew Reinhart!It’s a nice mix of book facts, movie facts, and real-world tidbits about the production of the films and the actors themselves. Mostly I loved the pop up pictures there will all beautiful and it reminded me of the movie scenes in the movies, which is always magical to remember! This deluxe book will delight Harry Potter fans with dynamic pop-up ingenuity, insights from the creative team who turned JK Rowling’s stories into movie magic, fascinating facts about the magical universe seen in the movies, and Harry Potter memories and memorabilia packed into every page. It includes both pop-ups and flaps, some which can be raised and lowered to create the illusion of motion in the pictures and 3D images. Trained as an architect at Cambridge University and certified in 1990, he worked on the new British Library at Euston and a number of commercial and residential projects.