These Pop-Up Books For Kids Bring Stories To Life In The Most Beautiful Way

Toddlers definitely have some big feelings. And that's a hard thing to deal with when you don't 100 percent understand what's going on. The Color Monster: A Pop-Up Book of Feelings uses color and fun pop-ups to help kids identify feelings, and encourages them to open up about said feelings in a healthy and positive way.

Cookie Count: A Tasty Pop-Up is well worth the price tag. This beautiful book by award-winning Robert Sabuda has beautiful, intricate paper pop-up images that will inspire and entertain all ages. These pages are definitely a work of art.

This fun book shows the "circle of life" in a fun way. Kids will learn about a lot of creatures and their eating habits with each pop-up page.

This book is hilarious, and I like it to read by myself, not gonna lie. There Are No Cats in This Book tells the tale of three cats, Moonpie, Andre, and Tiny, who want to get out of the book and go on a grand adventure. There's a lot of pushing and pulling and jumping, but they still can't figure out how to get out. Can you help them?

Nothing is cooler than space. And My Best Pop-Up Space Book is a really fun and involved way to learn all about the Earth, moon, sun, stars, all the planets, and astronauts. And since we all know how much kids love noise, there's even a space ship that plays a "blast off" sound on every page, making this an interactive book in several ways.

Here's Robert Sabuda again with his fantastic artwork telling the beloved childhood stories of Narnia. Based on the books of C.S. Lewis, The Chronicles of Narnia Pop-Up will be a magical read.

Who doesn't like trains? And noises? My Best Pop-up Noisy Train Book is double the interaction and double the fun, with a button for train sounds, and pop-up pages that teach you all about trains. All aboard!

Much like Robert Sabuda, David A. Carter's children's pop-up books are a work of art. You'll feel like you're in a museum as you and your child look for the red dot in Carter's pop-up sculptures throughout this book.

My Best Pop-Up Construction Site is in the same vein as the My Best Pop-Up Noisy Train Book — lots of noise and a lot of fun with learning about all the machines that you'll find on a construction site.

When I was a kid, one of my favorite pop-up books was about all the sharks in the ocean. But it was definitely not as cool and detailed as this one. Wild Oceans: A Pop-up Book with Revolutionary Technology is quite the BA shark book. According to the description, this book has "3-D pop-ups that swing off the page." Sharks that swing off the page and learning about the ocean? Sign me up.

For the tinier pop-up book fan, Oh Baby! Go Baby! is inspired by Dr. Seuss' Oh, the Places You'll Go!, and it focuses on the types of adventures babies and toddlers will embark on during their formative years.

In addition to noise, kids love bugs. At least I did. You'll learn about all types of bugs and their sounds in Bugs (Sounds of the Wild Series). There are bugs from all over and from all different climates, including mountains, wetlands, and water.

So your kid cannot get enough of Frozen (like every other child in the world), but you need a break from the movie? Check out Frozen: A Pop-Up Adventure where your kids bring Elsa, Anna, and Olaf to life.

The Movable Mother Goose is another Robert Saluda work of art. In an "explosion of color" Mother Goose nursery rhymes take on a new life. According to a review on Good Reads, there are at least four nursery rhymes on every page. Definitely a great book for bedtime or anytime reading.

Animal Opposites is simple, but loads of fun, and it shows opposites using all different types of animals. It compares a hippo to a light butterfly, a snail to a cheetah, and more.