Books from cartoons

Cartoon books are editions based on the plots of popular animated films and TV series. They turn familiar screen stories into literary form, allowing children and adults to relive the adventures of their favorite characters.

Such books come in different forms:

• Cartoon retellings are books where the plot of the animation is presented in text format, often with vivid illustrations.
• Extended stories - publications that supplement the cartoon with new details or episodes.
• Series for children - books with tasks, comics and stickers based on cartoons.

The advantages of cartoon books are obvious:

• they make reading appealing to children already familiar with the characters;
• help develop the imagination, as the child himself "draws" scenes in his head;
• become a bridge from visual perception to literary.

Examples of such publications can be found in cartoons from Disney, Pixar, DreamWorks and domestic animation projects. Frozen, The Lion King, Shrek and many other stories exist not only on the screen, but also in the form of colorful books.

Thus, cartoon books are a successful combination of popular culture and literature that helps children love reading and immerse themselves in the world of adventure off-screen.

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