Some of New York’s most familiar sights look very different at night in this highly amusing introduction to the city. Sometimes your eyes can play tricks on you, especially in the dark. This enchanting picture book shows how New York City can look quite peculiar at night. Each brightly coloured spread is overlaid with a sheet of translucent blue paper and when lifted, voila! A space ship and Martian become The Guggenheim, a giant serpent is actually the subway, King Kong’s jungle turns into Central Park, and a superhero takes on the shape of a construction worker. Exhilarating and captivating, all the scenes are easily switched between day and night and will take the reader on a unique journey that lets imaginations run wild while revealing that some things at night aren’t as scary as they seem. AGES: 3 to 6 AUTHOR: Aurelie Pollet is an author, art director, illustrator, and film director. She lives in Paris, France. Vincent Bergier is a French illustrator and musician. He lives in Paris, France. SALES POINTS: . This book shows many of the famous sights in New York City including the Statue of Liberty, Central Park, and the Guggenheim in a new and exciting way. . This book features see-through blue layers between each page that transform each illustration from night into day. The day/night transformation suggests seeing the city through children’s eyes, where their imagination transforms familiar sights into wildly inventive scenes.