E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (Funko Pop!) by Arie KaplanMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
I was really young when E.T. was released back in the 80s, and I went to the cinema to watch the movie. I never forgot this adorable alien, or the human friends who loved him enough to help him find his way home. 😢
The story contained within the pages of this adorable Little Golden Book might be simplified, but it still captures the magic and wonder that E.T. always brings out in me. The illustrations are beautiful and bright.
I loved everything about this. It's definitely a keeper! 🛸
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Jaws: Big Shark, Little Boat! a Book of Opposites (Funko Pop!) by Geof SmithMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
As soon as I saw this book, I HAD to have it. I mean, it's Jaws. A classic movie we've all watched and enjoyed at one time or another. Sometimes more than once.
I was also very curious about how they would adapt such a violent and bloody story to make it kid-friendly. Well, they TOTALLY did. Not only is this set in the same place and has the same characters, but it constantly mentions the iconic music we all know and love—Da-dum, Da-dum.
And Jaws, well, if you're wondering how that man-eating shark can be portrayed as cute, you'll have to read this beautiful book. Loved the ending, too.
This one's another keeper! 🦈
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Back to the Future (Funko Pop!) by Arie KaplanMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
Ah, Back to Future. Another 80s classic! Who can ever forget Marty McFly and Doc? No one, I suppose.
This is another cute adaptation that follows the story exactly the same way the movie did. It's a lot simpler and very fast-paced, but it's very much the same. Unfortunately, though, even a Little Golden Book with its pretty illustrations and bright colours, can't erase the cringe situation between Marty and his mum in the 50s. 😬
This will be a lovely addition to the growing library! 🕔⚡
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