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Separated from his Florida-bound family in Chicago's O'Hare Airport at Christmastime, ten-year-old Kevin McCallister flies into New York City ready for anything--except Harry and Marv! Illustrated with stills from the movie
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April 10, 2024
Subject: Good book for a good movie!
Subject: Good book for a good movie!
I enjoyed this book. I’m a fan of the first two Home Alone movies, and I listened to both of the novels. I thought it was a good novelization. There are differences, though. I liked the beginning, where Marv has a nightmare about going back to the McCallister house and a running lawnmower falling on his face (foreshadowing for the third movie, which is honestly not that horrible). Overall, I recommend this book for anyone who enjoys the films. Take care, and I wish everyone the best :)
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October 2, 2021
Subject: Chapters
Subject: Chapters
Sonething I noticed in the book is that it doesn't have original chapter numbers. They're titled after the possible time the event in the movie, kind of like Law and Order.
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