Harry Potter: Quidditch [IEUK]

Experience the magic of the Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone film leap off the page as you move the tabs, levers, and wheels throughout this interactive book!

Continuing a new, interactive book series from Insight Editions and inspired by the events in Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, this book is a charming journey through Harry’s discovery of the wizarding world’s favorite sport: Quidditch!

From Harry’s first flying lesson to his winning Snitch swallow, the all-new, enchanting illustrations and clever paper engineering will amaze fans of all ages, from 6+. Designed to delight, six unique spreads invite readers to activate their favourite moments while learning intriguing behind-the-scenes facts. Turn the wheels, pull the tabs, and lift the levers—the scene on each page changes in surprising, magical ways! Charming transformations created by paper engineering master David Hawcock.

RELIVE ICONIC QUIDDITCH MOMENTS: Revisit Harry’s first flight, thrilling match debut, and unforgettable winning Snitch swallow, all brought to life with enchanting illustrations and paper engineering mechanisms that seem like magic.

MAGICAL MOMENTS ON EVERY SPREAD: Clever paper engineering techniques ensure there are delightful surprises to be found on every page.

ENCHANTING ILLUSTRATIONS: Inspired by the Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone film’s iconic characters and locations, this pop-up book’s brand-new artwork offers a fresh new take on favourite movie moments.

BEHIND-THE-SCENES SECRETS: The fun facts and film trivia detailed throughout offer a deeper look into the movie magic behind bringing Quidditch to the big screen.

GREAT GIFT: A unique, thoughtful gift for any Harry Potter fan 6+.

About the Author

David Hawcock has designed and engineered many successful pop-up titles, including Journal of Inventions: Leonardo Da Vinci and The Amazing Pull-Out Pop-Up Body in a Book. After graduating with a degree in graphic design, David worked for design groups in London before turning freelance and specializing in 3-D graphics. He worked with advertising agencies and publishers, including Saatchi and Saatchi and Dorling Kindersley, and he later set up his own company creating ideas-based projects for publishers around the world. David lives in Bath, UK, is married, and has three children.