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Tag Archives: Books
Book Review: Walt Disney’s Herbie Goes Bananas
Publisher: Scholastic Inc. Year: 1980 Pages: 122 Type: Softcover ISBN: 0-590-31609-5 “Beeeeeeeeeeeeep!.” This is the fourth novelization of the Herbie the Love Bug movie franchise. The Love Bug, Herbie Rides Again, and Herbie Goes to Monte Carlo, came first. The covers for these books are … Continue reading
Book Review: Little Golden Books – Disney’s Uncle Remus
Publisher: Western Publishing Company Year: 1986 Pages: 24 Type: Hardcover ISBN: 0-307-01055-4 “Maybe someday they’ll catch him. Do you reckon they will?” There is a world of hate for the Disney movie Song of the South and even more debate and controversy. But it remains … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Books, Characters, History, Movies, Reviews
Tagged 105-66, Animation, Book Review, Book Reviews, Books, Br'er Bear, Br'er Fox, Br'er Rabbit, Characters, Disney, History, James Baskett, John McWhorter, Little Golden Books, Movies, Uncle Remus, Western Publishing Company
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Book Review: The Charlie Brown Dictionary
Publisher: Scholastic Book Services Year: 1973 Pages: 400 Type: Softcover ISBN: N/A “…a picture book, and a book of knowledge.” Charles Monroe Schulz was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on November 26, 1922, and passed away in the year 2000. His popular Peanuts comic strip was well … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Books, Characters, Education, Humor
Tagged Animation, Book Review, Book Reviews, Books, Characters, Charles M. Schulz, Charlie Brown, Comic Strips, Education, Helene Laird, Humor, Peanuts, Scholastic Book Services, The Charlie Brown Dictionary, The Rainbow Dictionary, TV 2685, Wendell W. Wright
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Book Review: Disney’s Family Fun Crafts
Publisher: Hyperion Year: 1997 Pages: 256 Type: Hardcover ISBN: 0-7868-6304-8 “Don’t worry about getting a little paint on the pages.” Back in the 90s kids still liked to make things. Crafts were all the rage and Disney’s FamilyFun Magazine was happy to supply all kinds … Continue reading
Posted in Artwork, Books, Crafts, Magazines
Tagged Artwork, Book Review, Book Reviews, Books, Crafts, Deanna F. Cook, Family Fun Crafts, FamilyFun Magazine, Hyperion, Magazines
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Lt. Robin Crusoe U.S.N. Movie & Book Review
Dick Van Dyke is beloved by Disney fans for his work in Mary Poppins. But what many don’t know is that he did two other movies for Walt. One of those would go on to be one of the worst … Continue reading
Book Review: MGM / Cinerama How the West Was Won
Publisher: Random House Year: 1963 Pages: 40 Type: Hardcover ISBN: N/A “The climax is the greatest train wreck ever filmed.” – The London Evening News They didn’t mean that the ending of the film was terrible, but that there was an actual train wreck at … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Books, Celebrities, Collectibles, History, Movies, Promotions, Reviews
Tagged Advertising, Book Review, Book Reviews, Books, Celebrities, Cinerama, Collectibles, George Marshall, Henry Hathaway, History, How the West Was Won, John Ford, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, MGM, Movies, Nicolas Reisini, Promotions, Random House, Robert H. O'Brien, SmileBox
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Book Review: Disney World at 50 – Orlando Sentinel
Publisher: Triumph Books Year: 2021 Pages: 176 Type: Hardcover ISBN: 978-1-62937-982-1 “Because 50 years later, we’re still Mickey’s neighbors.” Walt Disney World opened in Florida on October 1st of 1971. The Orlando Sentinel newspaper was there to cover the construction, the opening, the first years, … Continue reading
Book Review: 90 Years of Mickey Mouse
Publisher: Insight Editions Year: 2019 Pages: 304 Type: Hardcover ISBN: 978-1-68383-696-4 “Mickey Mouse is the most popular Disney character.” Or is he? This book doesn’t mention this fact, but Donald Duck far surpassed Mickey in popularity during the heyday of the cartoon Shorts. However, the … Continue reading
Book Review: ‘A Friend Like You’ Mini Book
Publisher: Andrews McMeel Publishing Year: 2001 Pages: 132 Type: Hardcover ISBN: 0-7407-1085-0 “A friend like you slows down a dizzy world.” At just about 2″ square this book won’t win the Biggest Thing Ever Award of 2022! But it does have a big heart, and … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Books, Shorts
Tagged A Friend Like You, Andrews McMeel Publishing, Animation, Book Review, Book Reviews, Books, DisneyBooks, Patrick Regan, Printed in Singapore, Reading, Shorts
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Book Review: Walt Disney’s Motion Picture Mary Poppins
Publisher: Whitman Publishing Company Year: 1964 Pages: 218 Type: Hardcover ISBN: N/A – First Edition “It seemed to be a person.! A person floating down out of the sky!” And so Mary Poppins comes into the lives of the Banks family. A Nanny of special … Continue reading
Posted in Artwork, Books, Characters, Movies, Reviews
Tagged Adaptions, Artwork, Authorized Edition, Bob Totten, Book Review, Book Reviews, Books, Characters, Jason Studios, Julie Andrews, Mary Carey, Mary Poppins, Movies, P. L. Travers, Reviews, Walt Disney Productions, Western Printing and Lithographing Company, Whitman Publishing
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