A children's book for the younger set.
by Justine Korman, Ron Fontes, Jane B. Mason
I haven't had time to read this one yet.
by Jeff Kurtti
This trade paperback edition recaps the film in 72 pages. Intended for younger readers.
by Justine Korman, Mike Hobson (Illustrator), Andrew Phillipson (Illustrator)
A 24-page Golden Book. Follows the format that all of the other Golden Books do, so you know what to expect.
This one is kind of fun. Flip the pages and see the characters move. That's fun for the first few flips, but the real value to Disney fans is being able to examine how still drawings can be brought to life.
by Nancy Parent, Andrew Phillipson (Illustrator), Shawn Saunders (Illustrator)
These things are great for keeping the kids busy waiting for their meals while eating out. They can spend the time trying to figure out what is different between two similar pictures. Ever try one of these and not be able to find all of them? Rest easy - none of them are particularly difficult.
The film told in 64 pages of full color, with sturdy board covers that make it ideal for young readers.
by Jeff Kurtti
This book has a wonderful 3-D cover - and it gets better inside. Jeff Kurtti has written several of these art books by now and has it down to a science. Another great job! My only complaint is that the book is so wide it's tough to fit on a bookshelf.
Not only does this one tell you about the film, but it comes with a genuine box to put genuine bugs in. What happened to using old jars like we did when I was a kid?
These cards are so good that I doubt many of them will actually end up going through the mail. Some very colorful scenes right from the film.
Songs based on the film, with a 22-page booklet.
by Jeff Kurtti
Boy, Jeff has been busy with books from this film! This version is a 72-page paperback intended for 4-8 year olds.
A pre-school book with 14 heavy board pages.
by Judy Katschke, Scott Tilley, Andrea Alvin, John Alvin
This paperback is based on the film, and is intended for younger readers.
by Jane B. Mason
Another paperback for the age 4-8 set.
by Victoria Saxon
Want to become a famous, big-time artist? This 32-page book tells you how to draw the characters from the film. Sort of ironic, though, that the actual film was computer animated and thus not drawn using the techniques in the book!
by Lou Fancher (Illustrator), Steve Johnson
I haven't had time to read this one yet.