Pirates of the Caribbean the Black Pearl a Pop-Up Pirate Ship

by Maria Elena Naggi, Marco Colletti, Wayne Kalama

Featuring one central, giant pop-up of the Black Pearl, this title includes press-out sheets of characters so young readers can act out their favorite scenes from the Pirates of the Caribbean film... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1423108086
• ISBN13: 9781423108085
• Release Date: May 2007
• Publisher: Disney Press
• Length: 4 Pages
• Weight: 1.45 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 10.1" x 12.9"
• Age Range: 3 to 5 years

Customer Reviews

Great book loved it

I collect pop up books. But not just any pop up books and this one blew me away. It was so cool. I just love it. And yea no kids are allowed near it lol.

The Black Pearl A Pop-Up Pirate Ship

This book is not only a real work of art, but great fun for my grandson and his sisters. Marguerite Culhane

Wow!

This pop-up book was purchased for my 7 yr. old nephew who is an avid fan of anything related to Pirates of the Caribbean. This pop-up ship has great detail. When completely opened, the front and back cover are back to back and are fastened with ties. Also included are cardboard characters to play with. The characters from the movies were easily recognizable to my nephew and he annouced their names with great excitement. When finished, everything folds back up neatly and can fit on the bookshelf.

hehe, what a nice ship to play with

It's a fabulous ship, coming out of the book...and with lots of paper pirate characters to pull out and play with! AMAZING!!!!!

Like playing Paper Pirate Dolls!

The book opens up into the Black Pearl and it has paper characters that you pop out to play with. My two boys (who are generally VERY hard on things), actually love this and have been very careful not to tear it (which just shows how much they love it!) It is great to bring on trips because it is like a compact action toy for them, since it has their favorite characters and the ship. The only thing that I wish they had done was install some sort of pocket to store the characters in once they are "popped out".