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| White Noise: A Pop-up Book for Children of All Ages | By David A. Carter | |
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| Incredible Book Eating Boy | By Oliver Jeffers | |
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| The Little Prince: (Deluxe Pop-Up Book, Unabridged) | By Antoine de Saint-Exupery |
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| A pop up book of nursery rhymes | By Matthew Reinhart | |
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| The Pop-up Book of Sex | By Melcher Media |
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| The Jungle Book: A Pop-Up Adventure |
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| The Very Hungry Caterpillar Pop-Up Book | By Eric Carle |
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| The Ark | By Matthew Reinhart | |
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| Mommy? | By Arthur Yorinks, Matthew Reinhart, Maurice Sendak |
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| The Movable Mother Goose: (Mother Goose Pop-Up) | ||
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| Cookie Count: A Tasty Pop-Up | By Robert Clarke Sabuda | |
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| Brava, Strega Nona!: A Heartwarming Pop-Up Book | ||
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| The Haggada of passover: with pop up spreads | By Various Authors | |
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| Babar's Yoga for Elephants with Poster | By Brunhoff, Laurent De | |
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| Babar Comes to America | By Laurent de Brunhoff | |
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| Thunderbirds: the ultimate pop-up fact book | By Graham Brown | |
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| Roaring Lion Tales: Pop-up Book | By Ron Van Der Meer | |
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| Ben's box: a pop-up fantasy | By Michael Foreman | |
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| Robert Crowther's all the fun of the fair: a pop-up book | By Robert Crowther |
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| I'm Hiding! | By Jane Carola Davies |
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| Have a nice day | By Simon Bond | |
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| Do Dogs Dream? | By Geraldine Taylor | |
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| The big white book with almost nothing in it | By Michael Brownlow | |
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| Robot: Pop-up Book | By Jan Pienkowski | |
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| Phone Book | By Jan Pienkowski |
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| Babar's Games | By Brunhoff Laurent de | |
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| The Beatles story | By Mike Peterkin | |
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| Beach Bugs: A Sunny Pop-up Book by David A. Carter (A Sunny Pop-Up Book) | By David A. Carter | |
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| A Piece of Cake | By David Pelham |
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| The Little Prince: A Carousel Book | By Antoine de Saint-Exupery | |
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| Peter Pan: A Classic Collectible Pop-Up |
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| The Pop-Up Book of Nightmares | By Gary Greenberg | |
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| Winter's Tale: An Original Pop-up Journey |
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| America the Beautiful: A Pop-up Book | By Katherine Lee Bates | |
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| Yellow Square: A Pop-up Book for Children of All Ages | ||
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| The 12 Days of Christmas Anniversary Edition: A Pop-up Celebration | ||
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| The Wizard of Oz | By L. Frank Baum |
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| Alice in Wonderland Pop-Up Book | By Lewis Carroll |
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| I Will Not Ever Eat a Tomato: (Charlie & Lola) | By Lauren Child |
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| One Wonderful World | By Jennie Maizels, Kate Petty |
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| The big bad wolf and me | By Delphine Perret | |
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| Lucio Fontana: I tagli |
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| Introducing Gilbert & George | By Robert Rosenblum |
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| Persepolis 2: The Story of a Return | By Marjane Satrapi |
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| The Pop-Up Book of Phobias | By Gary Greenberg | |
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Suona bene,
RumoreBianco.
E'ilsuonodelleArchitetturedellaModernità,
quandodisabitate, no?
Ma è anche l'eco,
nell'aria,
come il sorriso di quel Gatto,
del jazz appena udito, e gìà disabitato dei suoni.
Qui c'è quel che rimane, eco di carta.
Nota: è la ... (continue)
Suona bene,
RumoreBianco.
E'ilsuonodelleArchitetturedellaModernità,
quandodisabitate, no?
Ma è anche l'eco,
nell'aria,
come il sorriso di quel Gatto,
del jazz appena udito, e gìà disabitato dei suoni.
Qui c'è quel che rimane, eco di carta.
Nota: è la partitura numero 5 su carta di Carter (pardon). Qui, ambiziosi ed espliciti, i riferimenti a Mirò, Calder, ma anche, suo malgrado, al musi-futurismo di Russolo.
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