Benvenuti nel mondo dello Studio Ghibli, un posto magico in cui per volare basta lasciarsi trasportare da una leggera brezza e dove i mostri non sono mai ciò che sembrano. Se il vostro sogno è cavalcare un drago proprio come Chihiro, fare un giro sul Gattobus con Mei o vivere in un castello errante in compagnia dello stregone Howl, questo libro illustrato vi guiderà alla scoperta dei film e dei personaggi più famosi dello Studio Ghibli. Vestitevi come Kiki e Pazu, cucinate il delizioso ramen tanto amato da Ponyo e date vita ai vostri nerini del buio personalizzati. Cosa state aspettando? Perdetevi nell'incanto dell'animazione giapponese!
Michael Leader is a film writer, curator, and co-creator of the animation-focused podcast series Ghibliotheque. He is co-author of the books Ghibliotheque: The Unofficial Guide to the Movies of Studio Ghibli and the Ghibliotheque Anime Movie Guide. His writing has appeared in the pages of Sight and Sound and Little White Lies magazines, and from 2019 to 2022, he was Series Producer and Commissioning Editor of the BBC iPlayer short-form documentary series Inside Cinema and Inside Games. He lives in Sussex with his partner and a small child.
Kiva opas Studio Ghiblin maailmaan. Kirjassa on testejä ja neuvoja miten esimerkiksi piirtää Totoro tai kuinka tehdä lennokki. Kirjassa on myös paljon muuta tietoa. Pidin kirjan lyhyistä mutta riittävän informatiivisista tekstiosuuksista, kuvista sekä selkeästä ja houkuttelevasta ulkonäöstä ja sisällön sijoittelusta.
Very cute illustrated and with great studio ghibli inspired diy and cooking ideas. I love browsing through the colourful pages but hoped for more information on the movies i like, which aren’t as popular. Though I did get inspired to check out Marnie.
Quality Rating: Four Stars Enjoyment Rating: Four Stars
A lovely illustrated guide perfectly designed for young readers to learn more about Studio Ghibli's work. With fun little activities and the cutest moments and characters recreated on the pages, it's an enjoyable read for fans of the animations and fills a gap in the young cinephile's collection (I would've read this to pieces as a kid).
Short, to-the-point with trivia here and there, as well as plenty of visualisation, and small activity breaks, this book is made by fans and for the fans.
But, as expected, it is mostly Miyazaki and the more popular productions. I do appreciate the shout for the scores of Takahata's Princess Kaguya though.
Should be a nice read for kids and teens. 3.5 stars actually.
This is a great book to introduce children to Studio Ghibli. The book is lively and colorful. It gives you an overview of the main people behind the animation. The book also gives you information about the movies that a have come out of Studio Ghibli. I found the book fun and entertaining. I loved the illustrations that were on every page.
I bought this guide when I became a Studio Ghibli fan. It was the first one I found with beautiful illustrations and in Spanish. It's a quick read, not too long.