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| − | '''The Lion King: Six New Adventures''' is a collection of books spinning-off of [[The Lion King]]. It is a collection of six short stories written by various authors and published by | + | '''The Lion King: Six New Adventures''' is a collection of books spinning-off of [[The Lion King]]. It is a collection of six short stories written by various authors and published by Grolier Enterprises, Inc. with permission of The Walt Disney Company. The books were denied by the film makers in 1995 and 2003 on the commentary track of the film. |
== The Books == | == The Books == | ||
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| The Lion King: Six New Adventures | |
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| Authors | Alex Simmons, Joanne Barkan, Judy Katschke, Leslie McGuire, and Page McGuire |
| Illustrators | Denise Shimabukuro, Raymond Zibach, Laureen Burger Brooks, Rachelle Campbell, and David Pacheco |
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| Publisher | Grolier Books |
| Published | 1994 |
| Producer | Mega-Books, Inc. |
The Lion King: Six New Adventures is a collection of books spinning-off of The Lion King. It is a collection of six short stories written by various authors and published by Grolier Enterprises, Inc. with permission of The Walt Disney Company. The books were denied by the film makers in 1995 and 2003 on the commentary track of the film.
The Books
The books are numbered from 1 to 6. There appears to be no pattern of order beyond their numbering.
- A Tale of Two Brothers by Alex Simmons.
- Nala's Dare by Joanne Barkan.
- Vulture Shock by Judy Katschke.
- A Snake in the Grass by Leslie McGuire.
- Follow The Leader by Page McBrier.
- How True, Zazu? by Leslie McGuire.
