This is a book of eye-popping 3D images to help children explore the world of stereo vision and nature. Includes 32 pages of 3D wonder with images for a tarantula, contentment, sea shells, fly, tortoise, and myrtlewood bowl.

The text is geared for ages 10and up, describing the basic nuts & bolts of how 3D imagery works, however the reaction of children as young as 2 ½ yields excellent understanding of their basic binocular vision capability.

Images are not calibrated for stereopsis. The images are viewed with redcyan 3D glasses (2 pairs are provided with the book). The book begins with a wonderful two-page spread of drawn phantograms by Steve Hughes, and includes some amazing photographic phantograms by Steve Boddy.

Photo shows the book's cover which is not a 3D image. It is however the right-eye half of a phantogram. It differs from a normal photograph in that the narrowing effects of perspective have been reversed out.