Walt Disney's Lady and the Tramp — Grolier Book Club Edition (1994), Hardcover

Candlelight, a plate of spaghetti, and two dogs who couldn’t be more different — this one’s a classic for a reason. Walt Disney’s Lady and the Tramp is a full-color illustrated hardcover from Disney’s Wonderful World of Reading series — First American Edition, © 1994 The Walt Disney Company, published by Grolier Enterprises Inc., Danbury, Connecticut. Originally published in Denmark by Egmont Books, Copenhagen, in 1993. The bold blue library binding and iconic spaghetti-dinner cover make this one of the most recognizable books in the Grolier Disney lineup.

What’s Included:

• 📖 Walt Disney’s Lady and the Tramp — Grolier Book Club Edition hardcover | ISBN: 0-7172-8340-2
• 🔵 Blue library binding — signature look of the Grolier Disney’s Wonderful World of Reading series

Book Details:

• 🏆 Publisher: Grolier Enterprises Inc., Danbury, Connecticut | © 1994 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 of America

Why Collectors Love It:

Lady and the Tramp is one of Disney’s most beloved animated films, and this Grolier hardcover delivers the full story — the spaghetti dinner, Tramp stepping in to save Lady from the pack dogs, the whole romantic arc — in vibrant full-page illustrations that hold up beautifully. The blue binding is bold and clean on a shelf, and the 1994 Grolier Book Club Edition is a solid find in this condition. Whether you’re completing the Disney’s Wonderful World of Reading set or just want the most wholesome book in your collection, this one delivers.

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, Lady and the Tramp fans, vintage children’s book enthusiasts, Grolier series completionists, and anyone who thinks the spaghetti scene is still the most romantic moment in cinema history.