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Books
There are four books to choose from: a Cast Member memoir, a travel book for Tokyo Disney Resort, a volume detailing all the menus and prices at Walt Disney World (updated multiple times per year), and one that goes into the trivia and tributes at Disney World.
New in 2008: Mouse Trap - Memoir of a Disneyland Cast Member exposes the ups and downs of a fifteen year career on the front lines at the self-styled Happiest Place on Earth.
New in 2008: Tokyo Disney Made Easy - The Unofficial Guide to Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea. Want to travel to Japan but afraid you don't know how, or don't speak the language? Worried about customs, and where to go since you can't read the signs? This book has all the answers you need to visit the Tokyo Disney Resort with ease and comfort.
The Unofficial Dining Guide to Walt Disney
World offers complete and current menus for every single restaurant at
Disney World: in all the parks, in all the hotels, and even in places like Downtown
Disney. You'll also find a listing of restaurants near Disney World, in case
you want to know where the nearest Burger King or Subway can be located. 
Perhaps best of all, there are useful indexes for the individual menu items in every park. Just imagine you have a craving (due to pregnancy, finicky eaters, allergy, vegetarian choice, or just a simple hankering), and you'll quickly realize the value of an index. Each park and the hotels-as-a-group have an index, making it quite easy to find out at a glance what you'd like to eat.
Having all of the menus in one handy reference makes life easy in a lot of ways. There's no longer any need to cross the park to find out exactly what items are on a given menu, and there's no more guesswork about prices.
You'll find trivia on pages when space allows for it, too. The entire product was engineered to be maximally useful when visiting the parks. You'll find it to be the ultimate planning tool when visiting the parks.
Here's a free online sample: the chapter on the Magic Kingdom (the prices in this sample will not be kept current online, as the purpose is only to show a representative sample of what the book itself will look like).
Buy it from Amazon.com:
The
other book we offer is 101 Things You Never Knew About Walt Disney World.
This volume, 117 pages in length, covers the trivia, details, and tributes of
the theme parks in depth.
It pays particular attention to homages and re-used artifacts from rides now removed from Disney World. If you ever yearned to learn all the inside jokes, now is your chance!
Here's a sample:
#35: The staging of animal encounters on Big Thunder Mountain Railroad pays tribute to the ride which was its creative ancestor.
When Big Thunder Mountain Railroad first premiered at Disneyland, it replaced Mine Train thru Nature’s Wonderland, a slow-moving train ride through desert scenes and tableaus of robotic animals interacting with their surroundings in various ways. Some of those interactions are recreated at the Magic Kingdom’s version of Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, such as the bobcat taking refuge from three attacking boars atop a cactus or a face-off between a roadrunner and a snake, both of which take place in the town of Tumbleweed, and are best viewed from the passing Walt Disney World railroad.
FURTHERMORE: Two of the pigs lounging at the southern end of Tumbleweed are duplicates of the hogs squealing with joy in the mud at the end of Pirates of the Caribbean. The third (and largest) pig was transplanted here from Epcot’s World of Motion pavilion after it was replaced by Test Track; that pig had been in the gondola of a hot-air balloon.
If that whets your appetite, click here to learn more and buy online!