Lost Treasures of the Pirates of the Caribbean by James A. Owen

It also celebrates the mystery and beauty of the night sky and the spirit of scientific curiosity. This one gives young readers an introduction to Smyth from when she was first left at an orphanage by… well, that would spoil things. This book is the second in the Disney Parks Presents series, following up the book and CD set for another favorite New Orleans Square attraction, The Haunted Mansion.Īn original story by Meredith Rusu, geared towards readers 9 to 12, is The Brightest Star in the North: The Adventures of Carina Smyth, revealing the back story of one of the new characters in Dead Men Tell No Tales, a heroine and astronomer. In the picture book category is the Disney Parks Presents: Pirates of the Caribbean book and CD, featuring the song created by George Bruns and Xavier “X” Atencio for the attraction, accompanied by lively, colorful illustrations (complete with hidden Mickeys) by Mike Wall. Singer is also the author of past Pirates of the Caribbean history and art books like Bring Me That Horizon: The Making of Pirates of the Caribbean, as well as The Art of Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides. This one has a bounty of fun history, and beautiful photos and illustrations. This collection highlights Jack Sparrow, of course, but also the literary pirates of Disney history such as Captain Hook and Long John Silver. However, the most impressive release takes a look at all of Disney’s pirate connections from the past 90 years, well beyond the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction and movie franchise, Disney Pirates: The Definitive Collector’s Anthology: Ninety Years of Pirates in Disney Feature Films, Television Shows, and Parks by Michael Singer. One of these releases is the young adult Dead Men Tell No Tales movie novelization by Elizabeth Rudnick. On April 11, Disney released four new Pirates-centered titles, ranging from a young readers’ picture book to a collection of its history with these salty rogues. In addition, the fifth installment in the movie franchise it inspired, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, sails into theaters May 26. The classic attraction, which debuted on Maat Disneyland Park’s New Orleans Square, is celebrating its 50 th Anniversary. It’s been a big year of Disney’s Pirates of the Caribbean, and there is plenty of adventure on the horizon. Disney released new Pirates of the Caribbean books this week, celebrating 50 years of the favorite park attraction, the fifth installment in the movie franchise, and nearly a century of Disney’s love of high seas adventure.

Lost Treasures of the Pirates of the Caribbean by James A. Owen