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Before he became one of the most famous animals in the world, Strongheart was a serious police dog. He was trained to sniff out criminals and march in perfect rhythm like a soldier, but he had absolutely no idea how to play or have fun.
Everything changed when a Hollywood director named Larry Trimble spotted him. Larry believed this disciplined dog had the potential to be a brilliant leading actor on the silver screen. With patience and care, Larry taught Strongheart how to play with toys, relax, and act like a normal, happy dog. Soon, Strongheart was starring in silent movies and bringing theater audiences to tears.
Step back in time to the golden age of cinema with this extraordinary biography of a real-life animal hero. It is a heartwarming tribute to the very first canine movie star and the man who believed in him.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
40 Pages
Puss in Boots has lived a life full of sword fights, daring escapes, and impossible confidence. Now he has only one life left.
In this junior novel based on Puss in Boots: The Last Wish, Puss sets out to find the legendary wishing star and win back the lives he has lost. Along the way, he is joined by familiar characters, including Kitty Softpaws, and faces a journey filled with danger, humor, and magical adventure.
This movie novelization retells the film in a chapter-book style for young readers who enjoy fairy-tale heroes with sharp claws and even sharper attitudes. It is a lively pick for fans of action, cats, fantasy quests, and stories where courage matters just as much as swagger.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
106 Pages
Meet Dante. Before he became a beloved part of a musical family, he was just a stray puppy wandering the streets. He was very hungry, a little bit lonely, and hoping to find a place to belong.
Follow along as Dante goes on a big search for some tasty food and a friendly face. When he crosses paths with a boy named Miguel, it is the start of a wonderful connection. You will discover exactly how this famous pup found his forever home and met his best friend.
Step into the lively world of a favorite film with a story built just for early readers. As you read, you will spot familiar words and learn to sound out new ones. It is a fantastic way to practice your reading skills while enjoying a heartwarming tale about dogs, music, and following your dreams.
6-8 Years
15 Pages
Gru is trying to keep his family safe, but hiding is not easy when you used to be a supervillain.
When Maxime Le Mal threatens revenge, Gru and his family leave their familiar life behind and move to a safe house in Mayflower. New names, new routines, and a very normal-looking neighborhood are supposed to protect them, but fitting in may be harder than fighting villains. Meanwhile, the Minions have their own strange assignment at Anti-Villain League headquarters.
This movie novelization retells Despicable Me 4 as a fast, funny adventure for readers who like undercover missions, chaotic family moments, and Minion mayhem. With action, humor, and familiar characters from the film, it is a lively chapter-book choice for kids ready to follow a full movie story in prose.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
144 Pages
Rex is used to being a star at the Museum of Natural History, but Hollywood has a way of changing everything. When a film director invites the dinosaurs to sunny California, the spotlight starts to shift, and Rex has to face what it feels like when someone else gets the attention.
Going Hollywood is a funny dinosaur picture book about fame, jealousy, and the chaos of show business. Hudson Talbott brings museum creatures into a movie-world adventure with plenty of playful absurdity. Readers who like dinosaurs, museums, movies, and comic situations will enjoy watching prehistoric stars try to make sense of Hollywood glamour.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
35 Pages
Engage your hyperdrive and prepare to explore the most incredible spacecraft in the galaxy. From the agile, lightning-fast Jedi Starfighters to the heavily modified, one-and-only Millennium Falcon, you will discover the essential details of the best-loved ships from the Star Wars universe. This ultra-cool guide takes you directly into the cockpits and engineering bays of the vehicles that changed the fate of the stars.
Each page uncovers amazing information, technical specs, and little-known facts about your favorite Star Wars ships. You will also find a giant fold-out poster inside that reveals even more magnificent spacecraft in stunning detail. Whether you want to know about the fastest smugglers' rigs or the most powerful battle cruisers, this comprehensive visual guide is the perfect resource for young fans eager to master the technology of a galaxy far, far away.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
32 Pages
Po has finally met Li, his biological father, and the road ahead leads to the secret panda village where he was born. The village is full of pandas who welcome him with excitement, including Mei Mei, who has a surprising story about their cubhood. For Po, though, feeling at home is not as simple as choosing one place. The Jade Palace has shaped him, but this village opens a new door to family, history, and who he might become. This Kung Fu Panda storybook keeps the humor and big emotions of the movie while giving young readers an easy, colorful adventure about belonging, family, and finding your place.
6-8 Years
16 Pages
The Dragon Riders do not face every dragon by guessing. They study, compare, record, and learn. Book of Dragons invites readers into that same in-world guide, gathering dragon facts, observations, and secrets from Bork the Bold through Hiccup and the Dragon Academy. Rather than a traditional chapter story, this deluxe illustrated book works like a fantasy field guide for fans of How to Train Your Dragon and DreamWorks Dragons. Young readers can explore different dragon types, imagine Viking discoveries, and enjoy the feeling of holding the kind of book Hiccup himself might use. It is a strong choice for children who love creature guides, fantasy adventure, and richly illustrated movie or television tie-ins.
6-8 Years
26 Pages
Toothless has always been one of a kind, until a mysterious Light Fury appears and changes everything he thinks he knows about the sky. With Hiccup and the people of Berk nearby, this Ready-to-Read story follows the connection between the Night Fury and the Light Fury from How to Train Your Dragon. Young readers get adventure, flying scenes, dragon wonder, and a friendship story told in accessible language. The book is a good match for readers who like movie tie-ins with strong characters and fast-moving moments, but still need a story shaped for early independent reading. It captures the excitement of dragons without giving away every secret of their journey.
6-8 Years
32 Pages
The Boss Baby knows how to run a house. He demands round-the-clock service, gives serious looks, and keeps the grown-ups moving fast. In this playful how-to story, young readers learn the rules of being a boss through silly baby-sized examples that turn ordinary family life into a business meeting. The short sentences, simple jokes, and familiar movie character make this a lively pick for early readers who like stories with attitude. Whether the Boss Baby is giving orders or making everyone laugh without trying, this Ready-to-Read adventure keeps the humor big and the reading steps small.
6-8 Years
32 Pages
Max the millionaire poet dog has conquered New York and Paris, and now he is taking on Tinseltown! When Max gets a major commission to write and direct his very first Hollywood feature film, he knows it is the opportunity of a lifetime. Packing up their glamorous bags, Max and his dazzling Dalmatian bride, Crepes Suzette, leave the romantic streets of Paris for the glittering lure of California. In this rollicking, madcap adventure, the artistic canine duo dives headfirst into the wild and wacky movie business. From demanding actors and chaotic film sets to the jazzy rhythm of a city built on dreams, Max discovers that making movie magic is not quite as easy as writing poetry. Will Max and Crepes find true movie stardom, or will Hollywood prove to be too crazy even for them?
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
40 Pages
Smurfette steps beyond the safety of the Smurf village and into the Forbidden Forest, determined to learn more about who she is and where she belongs. Brainy, Clumsy, and Hefty come along, turning her search into a lively adventure filled with friendship, danger, and plenty of Smurfy humor. Based on Smurfs: The Lost Village, this 8x8 storybook follows the movie’s bright, fast-moving spirit while keeping the story simple for younger readers. At its center is Smurfette’s question about purpose: does she have to fit one label, or can she become something more? It is a colorful pick for children who enjoy fantasy worlds, movie tie-ins, and brave friends exploring together.
6-8 Years
28 Pages
