Elizabeth RudnickThe Lion King

My granddaughter loved this book! We went to see the new movie and this book fell right in line with it.

Love this - it was perfect for the classroom!

The author made some interesting changes, she added some stuff and left some stuff out but all in all a good read!

The book itself is great, my only complaint is that the cover was a bit torn when it arrived.

This is the best novelization ever my eight-year-old loved it! And I read it and it’s great

I am reading it now

We love reading it.

Loved the details ... just like the movie

Beautifully written.Definitely for KS2 children, this novelization gives a deeper picture to the story we all know so well.Incredibly descriptive, adventurous vocabulary; this could be a great bedtime read for younger children, an enjoyable read to challenge older children and a brilliant resource for teachers too.

Great read that feels like it was written by someone who genuinely loves The Lion King. Simba's, Nala's, Sarabi's and even Scar's feelings are expanded upon in a very interesting way, especially compared to the 2019 movie version. I'm not a fan of a lot of the story decisions (like cub Nala being rather timid and Timon and Pumbaa being bleak nihilists - "meaningless line of indifference"?) but this is not the author's fault, who did a great job making the material feel more relatable.

My son is 8, he loved reading The Lion King. Highly recommend this book for your child.

Bought this as a gift but unfortunately the cover came damaged in the corners and on the top. Overall book is fine but a little dissatisfied with the condition.

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