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Disney’s A Christmas Carol: The Book of the Film (2009) sees Robert Zemeckis’ 2009 animated film adaptation of the Dickensian classic, starring Jim Carrey as the despicable, motion-captured Ebenezer Scrooge, reimagined in a tie-in, illustrated novel…

This catalogue archives a “13th printing of the 2015 edition” of Andy Weir’s science-fiction novel, The Martian (“Anonymous”, n.d., Publication: The Martian, https://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/pl.cgi?754641). The book follows Mark Watney, a botanist and…

"Ladybird Publications presents a captivating picture book adaptation of the beloved film 'Toy Story (1995)'. Tailored for young readers aged 3 to 6, this paperback narrates the iconic tale in just 24 pages, using vivid stills from the movie to…

The Lord of the Rings: The Making of the Movie Trilogy (EXE BD 37689; 2002) is a companion book to Peter Jackson’s The Lord of the Rings Trilogy, although was published specifically to coalesce with the December release of The Two Towers (2002), the…

Sergei Eisenstein's Ivan the Terrible book consists of screenplays of three parts of Ivan the Terrible. In the third part, he could not make the film due to politics and lack of funding. It also contains essays from different people like Rostislav…

The story of Harry Potter began in an ordinary family, at a time when no one knew what would happen to the story. He was born into a family of ordinary wizards, and of course, at that time Harry didn't know he was a wizard. That is, until his life is…

Hamlet: A Play by William Shakespeare by Laurence Olivier, designed for Benjamin Pollock's Miniature Theatre in 1948 is a captivating exploration of literary and theatrical history. Benjamin Pollock's Miniature Theatre was like a magical place where…

In anticipation of the most awaited film of that decade, James Cameron’s Avatar, the book — “The Art of Avatar”, was released close to a month before the release of the movie. The book serves as an immersive experience into the development of this…

"Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" by Quentin Tarantino (2021) invites readers into a world of cinema where the lines between literature and film are blurred. This 416-page mass-market paperback edition is not only a movie tie-in, but it also stands…

A gripping read is "127 Hours: between a Rock and a Hard Place," the startling account of Aron Ralston’s (2005) survival in the most unlikely of circumstances. When considering Ralston's experience and its aftermath, the artifact becomes more…