Chapter books

My Little Pony chapter books (licensed by Hasbro) are a series of novellas based on the show published by Little, Brown and Company. Each chapter book in the series features a different pony character, has an original story that ties in with events in the My Little Pony Friendship is Magic show, and includes bonus activity pages. The series is to include one book by G. M. Berrow for each of the six pony main characters. Books are being released every three months, both in print and as e-books for Amazon Kindle, Barnes & Noble Nook, Google Play, or iBooks. At least one of the MLP books that Berrow wrote has relationship to the fourth season of the show.

Main series

Twilight Sparkle and the Crystal Heart Spell

My Little Pony: Twilight Sparkle and the Crystal Heart Spell by G. M. Berrow is the first book in the series. Its bonus activity pages are purple.

It was first published in February 2013, bearing ISBN 978-0-316-24755-9, as a Scholastic edition released through Scholastic Book Fairs, was widely published on April 2, 2013, bearing ISBN 978-0-316-22819-0, and was republished on January 2, 2014, bearing ISBN 978-1-408-33123-1.

Summary

For a more detailed summary, see Twilight Sparkle and the Crystal Heart Spell.

"A royal event has turned Twilight Sparkle's life upside down. To learn how to handle her new status, Twilight goes to Princess Cadance for some guidance. The princess shares her own story about how she came to rule the Crystal Empire and a magic spell that helped her follow her heart. Inspired by Princess Cadance, Twilight Sparkle sets off on a quest for the Crystal Heart Spell!"

Pinkie Pie and the Rockin' Ponypalooza Party!

My Little Pony: Pinkie Pie and the Rockin' Ponypalooza Party! by G. M. Berrow is the second book in the series. Its story is set after the third season of the show, and its bonus activity pages are pink. It was published on July 2, 2013, bearing ISBN 978-0-316-22818-3.

Summary

For a more detailed summary, see Pinkie Pie and the Rockin' Ponypalooza Party!.

"When the family rock farm is in trouble, Pinkie Pie tries to help in the best way she knows how—by planning a Ponyville 'rock' concert: Ponypalooza! The party will be super-duper cool and is sure to save the farm. But...Pinkie's family doesn't like the idea and wants her to be serious for once in her life. What's a pony to do?"

Rainbow Dash and the Daring Do Double Dare

My Little Pony: Rainbow Dash and the Daring Do Double Dare by G. M. Berrow is the third book in the series. Its story is set after the third season of the show. In some copies, its bonus activity pages are green, but in others, they're blue. It was published on January 7, 2014, bearing ISBN 978-0-316-24798-6.

Summary

For a more detailed summary, see Rainbow Dash and the Daring Do Double Dare.

"Rainbow Dash has always been a huge fan of the Daring Do series, but when the newest book comes out, it's Daring Do madness! The pony wants to prove she can be just a brave and 'daring' as her hero. Before she knows it, she becomes 'Daring Dash.[sic]' and is doing all sorts of crazy things—tightrope walking (no wings!), hot chili pepper eating, and even sneaking inside a spooky old barn. But when Rainbow Dash offers to help Zecora by entering a scary, haunted forest alone, her friends worry she's jumping into too much danger. Just how daring should one pony be?"

Rarity and the Curious Case of Charity

My Little Pony: Rarity and the Curious Case of Charity by G. M. Berrow is the fourth book in the series, bearing ISBN 978-0-316-24808-2, released on April 8, 2014. It contains an exclusive giant trading card. Its activity pages are violet.

Summary

For a more detailed summary, see Rarity and the Curious Case of Charity.

"Rarity is excited to welcome her new apprentice, Charity, to Ponyville. Rarity is sure that the two of them will become best friends, bonding over their love of fashion and glamour. But after Charity dyes her mane and tail to look more like her mentor, and begins to copy the fashionista's every move, Rarity realizes this pony is a problem!"

Applejack and the Honest-to-Goodness Switcheroo

My Little Pony: Applejack and the Honest-to-Goodness Switcheroo by G. M. Berrow is the fifth book in the series, bearing ISBN 978-0-316-24825-9, published on July 15, 2014. It contains an exclusive giant Enterplay trading card, a standee of Applejack.

Summary

For a more detailed summary, see Applejack and the Honest-to-Goodness Switcheroo.

"Applejack starts a diary to record all her hard work bucking fields at Sweet Apple Acres. Whenever her pony friends annoy her in the slightest, she writes about it. It feels good to vent! As the days pass, Applejack's journal entries start to read like lists of complaints when she writes honestly about whatever is bothering her. But when the book falls into the wrong hooves, Applejack finds herself in a real pickle!"

Fluttershy and the Fine Furry Friends Fair

My Little Pony: Fluttershy and the Fine Furry Friends Fair by G. M. Berrow is the sixth book in the series, bearing ISBN 9780316277198, released on January 6, 2015.

Summary

For a more detailed summary, see Fluttershy and the Fine Furry Friends Fair.

"Fluttershy is shocked to discover that her pet bunny, Angel, wants to enter the annual Fine Furry Friends Fair herding contest! Who's ever heard of a bunny herding cows and sheep? Fluttershy agrees to train him, but their first practice is a disaster. Fluttershy is too afraid of failure to continue, until all her friends bring something special to help out."

Discord and the Ponyville Players Dramarama

My Little Pony: Discord and the Ponyville Players Dramarama by G. M. Berrow is the seventh book in the series, bearing ISBN 978-0-316-41083-0, published on July 7, 2015.

Summary

For a more detailed summary, see Discord and the Ponyville Players Dramarama.

"Discord is a fan-favorite character from the animated series that is featured in episodes each season. This former villain has now realized the importance of friendship, thanks to Fluttershy and the other ponies. He's decided to settle in Ponyville and try to live a quiet life with his new friends–but can an agent of chaos ever be a good neighbor?"

Lyra and Bon Bon and the Mares from S.M.I.L.E.

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My Little Pony: Lyra and Bon Bon and the Mares from S.M.I.L.E. by G. M. Berrow was published on March 8, 2016, bearing ISBN 978-0-316-31214-1.

Summary

For a more detailed summary, see Lyra and Bon Bon and the Mares from S.M.I.L.E..

"When a mysterious pony named Agent Furlong pays Bon Bon a visit, Lyra discovers that her best friend is actually an operative for a top secret monster-capturing league. To prove their friendship is forever, Lyra and Bon Bon will have to go undercover together and protect Equestria from the ongoing changeling threat."

Starlight Glimmer and the Space-Time Suite

A book centered on Starlight Glimmer by G.M. Berrow is to be published on August 30, 2016, bearing ISBN 978-0-316-26629-1.

Summary

"A[sic] original My Little Pony chapter book featuring one of Twilight Sparkle's most notorious pupils!"

The Trouble with Trixie

For other uses, see The Trouble With Trixie on the Collectible Card Game Wiki.

My Little Pony: The Trouble with Trixie by G. M. Berrow is an announced book in the series. It was announced as being published on February 9, 2016, bearing ISBN 978-0-316-30163-3, but has been delayed to January 10, 2017.

Summary

"A new My Little Pony chapter book featuring your favorite unicorn pony and traveling magician, Trixie! An original story."

Equestria Girls series

Through the Mirror

My Little Pony: Equestria Girls: Through the Mirror by G. M. Berrow is the first Super Special book. Steve Scott is credited for its cover design. Its story is an adaptation of My Little Pony Equestria Girls based on the screenplay by Meghan McCarthy. It was published on on October 1, 2013, bearing ISBN 978-0-316-24762-7.

Summary

For a summary of the story presented in the film, see My Little Pony Equestria Girls#Summary.

"When her new crown is stolen from the Crystal Empire, Princess Twilight Sparkle pursues the thief, Sunset Shimmer, in an alternate world, where she finds herself turned into...a girl!

"To regain her crown and return to Equestria, Twilight must learn to fit in in this strange new world and defeat Sunset Shimmer in a competition to be crowned princess of the Fall Formal at Canterlot High. Luckily, she has the assistance of Spike and five girls who remind her of a certain group of ponies back home."

Table of contents
Chapter title	Pages
Chapter 1: The Princess Summit	1-14
Chapter 2: Sunset Shimmer Strikes at Night	17-25
Chapter 3: A Royal Predicament	27-39
Chapter 4: Through the Portal	41-48
Chapter 5: Storming the Castle	51-63
Chapter 6: Searching for Celestia	65-73
Chapter 7: A Lunchroom Divided	75-88
Chapter 8: Sunset Comes After Twilight	91-104
Chapter 9: The Wrong Kind of Attention	107-119
Chapter 10: The Definition of a Winner	121-132
Chapter 11: The Tails of Twilight Sparkle	135-142
Chapter 12: A Frame and a Flash	145-155
Chapter 13: The Truth About Equestria	157-163
Chapter 14: A Chance for the Dance	165-170
Chapter 15: The Canterlot High School Coronation	173-192
Chapter 16: The True Colors of Sunset	195-201
Chapter 17: After the Sun Sets	203-207
Chapter 18: Back to Equestria	209-216
A Special Surprise In Their Element Friends of a Feather Canterlot School Spirit A Shimmer of Hope The Meaning of Magic Princess Summit Agenda Sweet Shoppe Dreams Decorate Your Dream Dance Put Your Best Hoof Forward	217-end

Differences between the book and the film

Sunset Shimmer trips over Spike's arm instead of his tail. Twilight does not encounter a male student and his dog in front of Canterlot High School. Twilight meets Rainbow Dash before ever bumping into Flash Sentry. Pinkie Pie doesn't mention the human world's Twilight Sparkle and Spike. Trixie is absent. In the video, Sunset appears telling viewers not to vote for Twilight. The details of Sunset's smear campaign against Rarity during the Spring Fling are revealed. Sunset Shimmer is present during Twilight's scene in Vice Principal Luna's office. Principal Celestia and Vice Principal Luna wear gowns to the Fall Formal. In the movie, they wear their regular outfits. Sunset threatens to destroy the portal to Equestria with a golf club instead of a sledgehammer. Rainbow Dash is the only one who helps Spike try to keep the crown away from Sunset Shimmer, Snips, and Snails. Sunset transforms while inside the school gym instead of on the front courtyard. Sunset's transformed form includes a gnarled horn, a concept that would later be applied to Midnight Sparkle in Friendship Games. Sunset Shimmer's transformed form shoots fireballs to turn Snips and Snails into creatures like her and to turn the students into zombies. In the movie, Sunset used magic beams to transform Snips and Snails and she used hypnosis to turn the students into zombies. When the students are zombies, they have red eyes. In the movie, they have green eyes. Various lines are altered. In their altered forms, Twilight and Rarity's human counterpart have unicorn horns. When the event is over, Sunset apologizes to the students instead of repairing the school with Snips and Snails. When Twilight and Spike return to Equestria, her human friends are not shown reverting to ordinary humans and Pinkie Pie is not shown trying to follow them.

Rainbow Rocks

My Little Pony: Equestria Girls: Rainbow Rocks by Perdita Finn is a book published on April 8, 2014, bearing ISBN 978-0-316-28486-8. It serves as a prequel to the film of the same name and is adapted from the first eight animated shorts, which coincide with the film.

Table of contents
Chapter title	Pages
The Ponies in the Band
Guitar Centered
Dueling Guitars
Springtime's Soundtrack
The Case of the Missing Bass
Rock-and-Roll Hall of Shame!
Jam Session
A Walk on the Wild Side
The Pied Piper of Hamsters
Pinkie on the One
Drumroll, Please!
Snared!
Player Piano
Keyboard Magic
School of Rock
Music to Our Ears!
Dancing Room Only!

Differences between the book and the film

Mrs. Cake has an additional line, "Lovely day isn't it." After the girls play their instruments, their tails and ears disappear, unlike the shorts where they remain in their half-pony form near the end. Twilight is not involved in getting the gym ready, but is mentioned; nor does she join the rest of her friends at the carnival. There is additional dialogue in the music store. Rarity also names another hamster "Mayfield Bumblepuss". The ending of the hamster fiasco is different. Instead of making a snide comment, Rarity recognizes Fluttershy's musical talent and asks her to be the band's tambourinist. The scene where Principal Celestia confiscates DJ Pon-3's headphones is replaced by a fire drill announced by Vice Principal Luna. The guitar that Trixie "wins" after the shred-off is $1,200 instead of $12,000. It is also not a double-necked guitar. The scene in the kitchen has more dialogue such as Pinkie asking Granny Smith what it means to fold. Pinkie helps out Rarity with the banner instead of Rainbow Dash. There is also an additional scene that shows the unfortunate results of having too much glitter on the banner. There are additional scenes with Trixie throughout. There are also additional appearances of DJ Pon-3 throughout. It is explained that Trixie gave Rarity the grand piano. Instead of hearing the ringing of a kitchen timer, Rainbow Dash looks at her watch. There is additional dialogue throughout the piano episode. Granny Smith has a harder time remembering whom she sold Applejack's bass to. The human versions of Flim and Flam wear boater hats just like their pony counterparts. Instead of Granny Smith passing by Applejack saying "Since when do you play the bass?" and Applejack face-palming, Trixie passes by Applejack saying "Are those costumes for your band?", and Applejack replies "Just for practicin'." The scenes taking place in Equestria were created for the book to bridge the beginning and the end. The verses of "Perfect Day for Fun" are extremely different. Only the choruses remain the same. The carnival takes place before the band is formed. In the shorts, the band plays at the carnival.

Rainbow Rocks: The Mane Event

My Little Pony Equestria Girls: Rainbow Rocks - The Mane Event by Perdita Finn is the junior novelization of the film My Little Pony Equestria Girls: Rainbow Rocks. It was published on October 7, 2014.

Table of contents
Chapter title	Pages
All the Wrong Notes	1-6
Pitch-Perfect Ponies	7-12
Sunset Shimmer's Blues	13-22
Music to Their Ears (and Tails!)	23-36
Out of Sync	37-44
Devilish Divas	45-54
Facing the Music	55-66
In the Key of Princess	67-78
Rainbow Road Trip	79-86
Reunion Rhythms	87-100
The Band to Beat	101-108
Pajama Jam	109-120
Princess in Peril	121-128
Backstage Backbiting	129-148
Friendship unplugged	149-156
Star Power	157-170
Dis-chords	171-174
Off the Charts (and under the Stage)	175-186
A Rainbow Reunion	187-196
Battle of the Bands	197-204
Curtain Calls	205-210
Rave Reviews for the Rainbooms!	211-216
A Special Surprise	217-end

Differences between the book and the film

Some of Sonata and Aria's arguments are slightly longer. The Rainbooms are occasionally referred to by their original name, the Sonic Rainbooms. Some dialogue is altered. For instance, Rarity's "past...ahem...booboos" is changed to "past misdeeds". The scenes of students getting along during Better Than Ever are different. Sunset meets the Dazzlings in the main office instead of the foyer. Pinkie's "off like this" visual gags are different. As is customary with novelizations, most song lyrics are replaced by descriptive text and/or dialogue, with the exception of Under Our Spell, which is mostly written out. When Principal Celestia and Vice-Principal Luna become entranced, the say together in unison, "We've never wanted anything more." Sunset gets the book from her car instead of her locker. The books that belong to Sunset and Celestia are switched. The book that Sunset carries has Celestia's cutie mark on it instead of her own and the book in Equestria has Sunset's cutie mark instead of Celestia's. There is additional dialogue for the Mane Six in the scene in Equestria. The gag where Applejack and Pinkie play cards is not present and neither is Rainbow's line before Twilight returns to Canterlot High. Rainbow Dash shows Twilight videos of all the main five transforming, not just herself. Twilight doesn't shout, "Friendship is magic!" Rainbow Dash invites Twilight to be the newest member of the Rainbooms instead of Rarity. The gag with Spike photobombing Rarity, Fluttershy, and Sunset's selfie is not present. During the rehearsal at Sweet Apple Acres, instead of the Rainbooms completely failing to turn into their half-pony forms, they partially transform. For example, Pinkie Pie only gets one pony ear. Adagio calls the Rainbooms "the Rainblossoms" instead of Aria. In addition, Trixie does not intentionally call the Rainbooms by the wrong name like "Rainbrooms" or "Raingoons". During Shake Your Tail, Twilight is mentioned to be playing tambourine and singing backup harmony, rather than Fluttershy. The conversation between the Rainbooms before the semi-finals takes place in the janitor's closet instead of backstage. Additionally, during that conversation, Rarity is given a line of dialogue. Whenever Trixie disappears, Pinkie doesn't catch her hiding. During Awesome as I Wanna Be, Rainbow Dash's transformation is caused by Trixie holding up a poster of Twilight overshadowing her, rather than Rainbow just getting carried away. Octavia's line "I knew she was still trouble" is given to a different girl and Octavia has a different line, "I'm a classically trained musician. It should have been me!" Sweetie Belle has a line. Trixie pulls the lever instead of "Fuchsia Blush". The Dazzlings begin playing guitars when they enter the amphitheater's stage, rather than just singing. Instead of Spike simply opening the door under the stage, DJ Pon-3 pries it open with a crowbar. DJ Pon-3's car does not transform into a DJ booth. Instead, she grabs some speakers from the trunk. Some of the dialogue from when the girls are under the stage is moved to when they are on the hillside. Twilight does not fire any projectiles at the Dazzlings; however, Pinkie Pie, Rainbow Dash, and Applejack do, unlike in the movie. Sunset has wings in her half-pony form. Sunset removes the Dazzlings' pendants instead of the magic alicorn destroying them. Sunset only mentions that she plays the guitar, rather than her actually playing it. There is an extra scene in Equestria in the end. Shine Like Rainbows takes place in the music room, not the amphitheater. The post-credits scene is absent.

Sunset Shimmer's Time to Shine

My Little Pony: Equestria Girls: Sunset Shimmer's Time to Shine by Perdita Finn is an original Equestria Girls story set between the second and third films. Two editions of it were published on May 5, 2015, a Barnes & Noble Special Edition bearing ISBN 978-0-316-38650-0 and another edition bearing ISBN 978-0-316-41079-3.

Summary

For a more detailed summary, see Sunset Shimmer's Time to Shine.

"Return to the halls of Canterlot High and join the Equestria Girls for an original adventure in friendship and magic! Equestria Girls 4 is the fourth follow-up to fan-favorites, Through the Mirror, Rainbow Rocks, and The Mane Event."

The Friendship Games

My Little Pony: Equestria Girls: The Friendship Games by Perdita Finn was published on October 6, 2015. bearing ISBN 978-0-316-41080-9. It is an adaptation of the film of the same name.

Summary

"This chapter book picks up where Sunset Shimmer's Time to Shine leaves off and ties into the next Equestria Girls movie!"

With the exception of Chapter 19 and the activity pages, all of the chapter titles contain the word "game" in them.

Table of contents
Chapter title	Pages
A Whole New Ball Game	1-10
The Name of the Game	11-14
The Only Game in Town	15-22
Game Plan	23-34
She's Got Game	35-48
A Losing Game	49-56
Fun and Games	57-62
Two Can Play at That Game	63-70
Ahead of the Game	71-80
Game Changer	81-88
At the Top of Her Game	89-102
Let the Games Begin!	103-110
Playing Games	111-118
Game's Up	119-124
Back in the Game	125-140
Fair Game?	141-154
Endgame	155-164
Stop the Games!	165-174
Everyone's a Winner	175-182
Life After the Games	183-184
A Special Surprise	185-end

Differences between the book and the film

Applejack's guess as to why the mystery girl would mess with the statue is presented as an explanation. Rarity's guess is not present. In the library scene, in addition to Rainbow Dash bringing up the sports CPA beats CHS in, Pinkie Pie also brings up all the other activities CPA beats them in. CHS Rally Song is the only song to appear in the novelization, but it has slightly different lyrics. In addition to showing Puppy Spike the device, Sci-Twi plugs it into her computer to upload the data collected from it. Sunny Flare has a line at the bus station. Cinch and Sci-Twi's meeting outside CHS, which was cut from the American TV showing, has less dialogue. All of the energy being sucked out of the portal and the Equestria Girls is purple instead of their respective colors. In the Wondercolts lineup, Sandalwood, Micro Chips, and Derpy are replaced by "Cecil", "Poindexter", and Trixie. In the auditorium, in addition to the rift showing the Everfree Forest, Sci-Twi sees a rift showing Ponyville Town Hall. The P.A. announcement before the Acadeca by Luna is instead given in the auditorium. Trixie makes a concoction that explodes instead of Derpy. In addition, the running gag of her "disappearing" after the smoke clears reappears here. Applejack doesn't say, "Oh, it puts you on a field, all right." Dean Cadance does not appear to be certain that CHS won the Tricross Relay and also does not instruct all students to proceed to the gym. The rift in the sky after the Tricross Relay shows Rainbow Falls instead of the Equestrian night sky. Some of the water from the Falls pours on top of the Equestria Girls' heads. Rainbow Dash corrects Cinch to say that only one of CHS's students had wings, adding, "And I didn't even cross the finish line." The dialogue in the Wondercolts' corner before Capture the Flag is longer. This additional exchange between Sunset and Midnight Sparkle: Sunset Shimmer: You can't understand everything. No one can. Midnight Sparkle: Oh, but I can! Oh, but I will! While Midnight Sparkle is referred to by name in the narration, Sunset's alter ego, Daydream Shimmer, is not. In the movie, Sour Sweet says, "Mostly it was her!" in reference to Principal Cinch. In the novel, she blames it on Sci-Twi, thereby invalidating her change of heart at the end of the movie. When Cadance says to Sci-Twi that she will talk to Celestia about letting her transfer to CHS, she adds about Celestia, "She's like an aunt to me", in reflection of the relationship between Princess Celestia and Princess Cadance in Equestria. Twilight appears out of the portal as soon as the girls get ready to wrap up their picnic, instead of in the middle of it. After Twilight says, "Make that the second strangest", all the Equestria Girls laugh, happy to see her.

Twilight's Sparkly Sleepover Surprise

My Little Pony: Equestria Girls: Twilight's Sparkly Sleepover Surprise by Perdita Finn is an original Equestria Girls chapter book to be published on May 17, 2016, bearing ISBN 978-0-316-26699-4.

Summary

"Picking up where Equestria Girls: The Friendship Games leaves off, this original story follows Twilight Sparkle as she leaves Crystal Prep Academy behind for her new school, Canterlot High."

The Legend of Everfree

My Little Pony: Equestria Girls: The Legend of Everfree by Perdita Finn is to be published on September 6, 2016. bearing ISBN 978-0-316-39537-3. It is an adaptation of the film of the same name.

Summary

"A brand-new adventure awaits our Equestria Girls at Camp Everfree and you can read all about it in this exciting chapter book!

Camp Everfree is in danger of closing down! It's up to our Equestria Girls and their newfound super abilities to throw a Crystal Gala fundraiser to show their support and help save the camp!"

The Daring Do Adventure Collection

A collection of three books starring Daring Do was released on October 7, 2014. The books are credited to A.K. Yearling, but in reality were written by regular author G. M. Berrow. Books confirmed in the collection include Daring Do and the Marked Thief of Marapore, Daring Do and the Eternal Flower, and Daring Do and the Forbidden City of Clouds. The books come in a cardboard treasure chest and include a cardboard replica of the book that hid the Ring of Destiny in Daring Don't and a collectible golden mini Daring Do figure.

Daring Do and the Marked Thief of Marapore

Daring Do and the Eternal Flower

Daring Do and the Forbidden City of Clouds

Full bookset with treasure chest, book replica, and golden Daring Do mini figure

The Princess Collection

Princess Celestia and the Summer of Royal Waves

My Little Pony: Princess Celestia and the Summer of Royal Waves by G. M. Berrow is the first entry in a four-book miniseries called "The Princess Collection". It was published on April 7, 2015, bearing ISBN 978-0-316-41086-1.

Summary

For a more detailed summary, see Princess Celestia and the Summer of Royal Waves.

"Princess Celestia is an Alicorn and co-ruler of Equestria alongside her younger sister, Princess Luna. In addition to her responsibility of raising the sun, she has also been the mentor of Twilight Sparkle and Sunset Shimmer. Learn more about her in this original adventure!"

Princess Luna and the Festival of the Winter Moon

My Little Pony: Princess Luna and the Festival of the Winter Moon by G. M. Berrow is the second entry in the "Princess Collection" mini-series. It was published on November 3, 2015, bearing ISBN 978-0-316-30169-5.

Summary

For a more detailed summary, see Princess Luna and the Festival of the Winter Moon.

"Princess Luna used to be the villainous Nightmare Moon. Now reformed, she's still getting used to palace life with her sister Celestia. Read more about fan-favorite character, Luna, in this original story."

Princess Cadance and the Spring Hearts Garden

My Little Pony: Princess Cadance and the Spring Hearts Garden by G.M. Berrow is the third entry in the "Princess Collection" mini-series. It is to be published on May 17, 2016, bearing ISBN 978-0-316-38930-3.

See also

• Merchandise
• List of storybooks