Disney's Aladdin — Grolier Enterprises First American Edition (1993), Hardcover

A whole new world, and it fits right on your shelf. Disney’s Aladdin is a full-color illustrated hardcover from Disney’s Wonderful World of Reading series — First American Edition, © 1993 The Walt Disney Company, published by Grolier Enterprises Inc., Danbury, Connecticut. Originally published in Denmark by Egmont Books, Copenhagen, in 1993. The light blue library binding and iconic magic carpet cover — Aladdin, Jasmine, and Abu soaring over Agrabah — make this one of the most visually striking books in the entire Grolier Disney lineup.

What’s Included:

• 📖 Disney’s Aladdin — First American Edition hardcover | ISBN: 0-7172-8337-2
• 🟦 Light blue library binding — signature look of this Grolier Disney’s Wonderful World of Reading edition

Book Details:

• 🏆 Publisher: Grolier Enterprises Inc., Danbury, Connecticut | © 1993 The Walt Disney Company
• ⚡ First American Edition — originally published in Denmark by Egmont Books, Copenhagen, 1993
• 🎯 Part of Disney’s Wonderful World of Reading series — full-color illustrated pages throughout
• 📅 Manufactured in the United States

Why Collectors Love It:

Aladdin was the blockbuster of the early 90s Disney renaissance, and this Grolier hardcover captures the full story — the marketplace chase, Jasmine sneaking out of the palace, the Genie’s chaos, Jafar’s scheming, and the magic carpet ride over Agrabah. The interior spreads are vibrant and full-page, the light blue binding stands out beautifully on a shelf, and First American Editions from the Grolier run are increasingly hard to find in solid shape. A must for anyone building out the Disney’s Wonderful World of Reading set or collecting the 90s Disney renaissance titles.

Condition Notes:

Hardcover shows normal wear consistent with its age, including light cover scuffing and edge wear. Binding is solid and pages are clean throughout. Bagged for protection. Please review photos for specific condition details.

Perfect For: Disney book collectors, Aladdin fans, vintage children’s book enthusiasts, Grolier series completionists, and anyone who still thinks the Genie deserved more than three wishes.