"This vintage storybook contains two humorous Mickey Mouse stories illustrated with original 1930s artwork. Find out what happens with Mickey and Donald try to fix an old clock and join the gang at Christmas as they open their presents"--P. [4] of cover.

Since their introduction, our Library Bound LOOK & FIND titles have become one of the most popular series ever published. Each brightly illustrated page encourages the student to find the list of lost & hidden characters & objects. Additional items to find are listed in the back of each book.

Mickey's dog Pluto and Minnie's cat Fluffy have a little dispute over being jealous of the winner of the two in a photo contest. They both have to go to the Vet because of the consequences of their jealously.

Princess Minnie is kidnapped and it is up to musketeers Mickey, Donald, and Goofy to save her.

- Mickey Mouse is a multi-billion dollar worldwide franchise with 99% consumer awareness. - Kids 6-11 rank Mickey as their highest familiarity of all cartoon and live action characters (97%).

The Art of Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse is a celebration of the true original icon, spanning the ninety years that Mickey Mouse has been entertaining audiences with heartfelt performances and humorous antics. The book begins with a comprehensive filmography, listing Mickey's animated performances in shorts, films, and television shows. This impressive résumé is followed by an analysis of Mickey's milestones: the firsts he has attained, the achievements he has made, and the recognitions he has received throughout his life thus far. A special double gatefold commemorates Mickey and Minnie's ninetieth anniversary with ninety pieces of artwork depicting the famous pair, from never-before-seen animation drawings to classic comic book covers. The final portion of the book is a jubilant commemoration comprised of new artwork, interpretations of Mickey Mouse contributed by the inspired minds at Disney Consumer Products and Interactive Media. Here, Mickey is reimagined in a variety of media ranging from digital renderings to traditional paintings, in styles as unique and different as the artists themselves.