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Disney books make great holiday gifts for any fan.
- If you know a Disney fan, they'll appreciate a book based on one of their favorite subjects from animation history to secrets behind the theme parks.
- From Disney food to a virtual day at Disney to lessons from Bob Iger, there's a Disney book for every kind of Disney fan.
- We've also got great gift ideas for Disney dads and those who love classic Mickey.
- And if you're looking for more gift ideas, check out all our holiday gift guides here.
If you have a friend or family member who's wild about Disney but has every piece of merch, try gifting them a book about the best place on Earth. Books, in general, are unexpected gifts, but they're actually super thoughtful - they make for great conversation starters, double as decor, and can be read over and over again for years until the binding starts falling apart.
From a cookbook that will help you whip up dishes from Star Wars: A Galaxy's Edge to a book about the stunning costumes from Disney films to a deep dive into Disney legend Marc Davis, it's not an exaggeration to say there is a Disney book for every kind of Disney fan.
Take it from me, a Disney devotee, if I didn't already own almost all of these, I would be thrilled to receive any one of these 19 Disney books this year. Bonus points if you gift a Disney Plus subscription or even park tickets alongside one of these great books so they can truly live out their Disney dream.
Top 5 Disney books:
- "Marc Davis in His Own Words: Imagineering the Disney Theme Parks"
- "Walt Disney's Disneyland"
- "One Day at Disney: Meet the People Who Make the Magic Across the Globe"
- "Walt Disney's Ultimate Inventor: The Genius of Ub Iwerks"
- "From All of Us to All of You The Disney Christmas Card"
Here are 19 Disney books every fan would love:
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