Kelli Anderson, a communication designer, has created a unique pop-up book titled *Alphabet in Motion: How Letters Get Their Shape*. This project took five years to complete and focuses on the evolution of typography. Anderson emphasizes that understanding letters can reveal a hidden history, spanning from the Bronze Age to the Information Age. Her approach combines research with tactile experiences, allowing readers to interact with the history of type design in an engaging way. The book features two connected sections. The pop-up part includes an interactive cover that changes from A to Z and 17 movable paper elements, providing hands-on activities related to typography. The second section is a 128-page essay that delves into the history and concepts behind each pop-up, accompanied by 300 color images showcasing the evolution of type design. Originally funded through Kickstarter, the book is now available for wider distribution. Anderson’s work represents a shift in how information can be presented. By blending traditional design with interactive elements, she allows readers to feel and experience the history of letters rather than just reading about it. This method of engaging with typography highlights the relationship between technological advancements and changes in design aesthetics.