Magic Eye: Have Fun in 3D

Magic Eye

by Cheri Smith

Magic Have Fun in 3D features more than 50 humorous fan favorite Magic Eye® 3D Sunday comics in one entertaining collection. Growing up, did you have a Magic Eye 3D Sunday comic hidden in your newspaper?

Magic Eye® 3D illusions ignited the worldwide 3D craze of the 1990s, and since 1994, Magic Eye Sunday comics have appeared in newspaper comic sections—in print and online—around the world.

New York Times Bestselling Series

Whether you're discovering Magic Eye® for the first time or reliving a favorite pastime, this collection offers hours of interactive fun as incredible hidden images appear from intricate, colorful patterns and emerge from the page in 3D right before your eyes.

With easy-to-follow viewing instructions and a complete solution key for every 3D illusions, beginners can quickly learn the viewing technique while longtime fans enjoy a new collection of Magic Eye® favorites.

Perfect for puzzle lovers, optical illusion fans, families, and anyone looking for engaging, screen-free entertainment.

Inside this special edition, you'll
More than 50 fun Magic Eye® Sunday comic 3D illusionsA unique wide-format comic strip layoutHidden 3D objects or scenes that appear to pop off the pageSimple viewing instructions—no special glasses requiredIncludes a solution key for every illusionAn entertaining activity for home, classrooms, waiting rooms, travel, and family gatherings
Rediscover the Magic Eye® experience—or share it with a new generation—and see why this delightful collection proves the thrill of discovering a hidden 3D image never gets old.

Genres: Nonfiction

56 pages, Hardcover

Published September 26, 2023

Reviews

[Jen Harris · Rating 5 out of 5]

There's nothing to read. I just want to document that for the first time I'm my life I can see the pictures.

[Jeanne · Rating 5 out of 5]

What a delight. I remember Magic Eye from the 1990s. I was so excited to see this on the New Books shelf at my library. It is truly "magic" when the pictures come into focus.

[Lauren · Rating 5 out of 5]

My grandparents used to cut the “Magic Eye” image out of their newspaper in New Jersey and mail it to us since it wasn’t in our local paper. I was never very good at getting the images to work, and I struggled with this book! It gives me a headache, but I am very stubborn. Some of the images (the dolphin, the koala) jumped right out, but others were a jumble. Finally, I flipped to the back of the book (closer to the answer key) and once I trained my eyes and practiced, then it became easy. Fun and fascinating! How do they do it!?!

[Jennifer Duffy · Rating 4 out of 5]

Fun reminiscing about my childhood when I struggled to see the 3D images. Once I got the hang of it again, the rest came very quickly. Cute and quirky images. Loved the answer key in the back.