Films, cinema

1. Michelle Anderson
2. Chris Peterson

The Wes Anderson Cookbook

Exploring the intersection of food, film, and creativity, and focusing on the distinctive style of the celebrated film director, The Wes Anderson Cookbook features more than 55 bespoke recipes inspired by his unique cinematic universe with original illustrations.

1. Elena P. Craig
2. Jody Revenson

Harry Potter: Official Christmas Cookbook

Recreate the festive magic of the wizarding world with the Harry Potter: Official Christmas Cookbook, filled with seasonal recipes worthy of a Great Hall feast!

Disney Comics Library

In 1942, pop culture history was made when Donald Duck was redefined for print by artist and storyteller Carl Barks, whose expressive artwork and witty dialogue established Donald as a comic book icon. This first volume of the pair’s early stories brings together their classic globe-spanning adventures in meticulously restored detail. 

1. Veronica Hinke
2. Jody Revenson

Harry Potter Official Wizarding World Cookbook

Create a scrumptious feast inspired by the Wizarding World with more than 80 Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts-themed recipes in Harry Potter Official Wizarding World Cookbook.

1. Running Press

Harry Potter Cross-Stitch Kit

Cross-stitch four magical designs from the world of Harry Potter with this officially licensed, all-in-one mini craft kit!Includes all materials: The kit contains 3 pieces of 4 x 4-inch 14-count cotton Aida cloth, a 3-inch embroidery hoop to stitch and display designs, 2 tapestry needles, and 5 skeins of embroidery floss Book included: A 32-page, fully illustrated mini book with cross-stitch instructions and 4 patterns: Hedwig, Platform 9¾, Harry's glasses and scar, and the Hogwarts crest For any skill level: With basic cross-stitching instructions and simple patterns, this kit is perfect for beginners and advanced stitchers alike Display or gift your masterpiece: The tiny embroidery hoop can serve as a frame for your finished work Officially licensed: An authentic Harry Potter product

1. David Gerstein
2. J. B. Kaufman

Walt Disney's Donald Duck

Since 1934, Donald Duck, one of the most published comic book subjects, has been seen in more films than any other Disney character. This volume includes rare animation drawings, vintage comics, behind-the-scenes photographs, charming memorabilia, unfinished film projects, and unpublished artworks by “the Duck Man,” master storyteller Carl Barks.