My First Movie: Vol. 3 is a brand new trilogy of beautifully-crafted picture books that will take readers of all ages on a colorful journey through cinema history. From groovy 1970’s science fiction to martial arts classics to cult flicks from around the world, the series is the next chapter in a cinematic journey through the wildest corners of film history. Written by Cory Everett and illustrated by Julie Olivi, the series is a loving tribute to some of the greatest genre films ever made.
Journey to the farthest reaches of the imagination with My First Sci-Fi Movie, an awe-inspiring introduction to the world of dystopian 1970s science fiction. This mind-bending entry in ‘lil cinephile®’s My First Movie series spans a generation of groovy, galaxy-hopping sci-fi, from Barbarella to Blade Runner and beyond. The ultimate trip for science fiction fans, My First Sci-Fi Movie is sure to delight readers of all ages for generations to come.
My First Kung Fu Movie is a supreme introduction to the world of martial arts movies, featuring some of the genre’s biggest heroes and villains — from kung fu fighters to samurai swordsmen. This righteous entry in ‘lil cinephile®’s My First Movie series features a flurry of flying kicks and furious fists. A perfect primer for readers of all ages, My First Kung Fu Movie is five fingers of fun.
My First Midnight Movie is a kid-friendly introduction to the wonderful world of B-movies and cult classics. This psychotronic entry in ‘lil cinephile®’s My First Movie series features some of the most eccentric and enduring films in cinema history, including late-night classics like Eraserhead and Plan 9 From Outer Space. A subversive delight, My First Midnight Movie will have readers of all ages shivering with Rocky Horror-style anticipation.
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“The perfect introduction to big subjects that will inspire a love of science fiction in the next generation.”
“Indoctrinate your little ones with the martial artistry of Messrs Chan and Lee, and bring some more karate kids into the world.”
“The perfect book for when your child wakes you up at midnight. There was a smile on my face as I turned every page.”
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“An eye-popping, brain-melting introduction to some of the wildest and weirdest movies ever made.”
“A delight from start to finish. Exposing toddlers to David Lynch is the most effective type of parenting.”
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“An essential introduction to the fringes of genre cinema, sure to delight anyone who has debated starting a family movie night with Pink Flamingos or Zardoz.”
