“A dazzling, playful introduction to essential classics of cinema.”

“G is for Giallo! It’s also for groovy, gorgeous and goresoaked. Start your kid’s cinephilia early with this super cool illustrated guide to all things giallo.”

“A fun and beautifully illustrated way to teach your kids about the finer things in life, from Dario Argento to Double Indemnity.”

“Get ready, brothers, sisters, friends with kids - all of your children will be getting these beautiful little volumes from me this holiday season. You’re welcome.”

“A deep-dive knowledge of cinema presented in a lovably simple way.”

“These books make it easier than ever for young ones to learn about essential topics of schoolyard conversation: from stylish Italian horror to Antoine Doinel or post-war disillusionment.”

“Perfect for auteur-obsessed, mise en scène-minded film fanatics—and their parents, too.”

“We love the new series our friends at
Cinephile have put together! It’s never too early to introduce kids to the classics.”

“The only book your child needs to learn their ABCs: Auteurs, Black & White, and Cinephiles.”

“It’s never too early (or late) to obsess over the stunning worlds of giallo, film noir and the French New Wave. Easily the coolest and most beautiful gift for any film fanatic.”

“Never too young for great cinema.”

“An inventive, cheeky and gorgeously illustrated set of books for the young-cinephile-to-be in your life.”

“Very cute, very clever, fun stuff.”

“I deeply appreciate this attempt to avoid student loans via children’s book film school. What’s not to love!”

“Cute, eye-catching, and funny. Perfect for young readers who—even if they don’t know it yet—have impeccable taste in movies.”

“These are adorable!”

“A whimsical cartography of giallo basics with the cutest little illustration of A Bay Of Blood I’ve ever seen.”

“Pulsing with affection and knowledge, as they should; they’re the latest bit of movie magic from the makers of the Cinephile card game.”

“Brilliant. It’s never too early to teach your kids about true cinema.”

“For families with youngsters susceptible to cinephilia, published a trio of very sweet, colorful board books.”

“Absolutely awesome. A super fun way to get your kids into Italian horror.”

“As board books go, they’re really cool. And they’re pretty cool holiday gifts.”

“Forget your kids, this is for us.”

“Colorful, witty, and informative. This gorgeous package is an essential gift for movie lovers of all ages.”

“These gorgeous books ensure the next generation of cinephiles will at least have good taste.”

“The perfect book for your genre-loving kid.”

“Delightful... Be the cool aunt/uncle at this year’s family get-together.”

“Warm, witty, and cinematically literate. These engaging, surprising books ensure the next generation of film buffs is in good hands.”

“Really fantastic.”

“A clever way of introducing kids to influential styles and fascinating periods of film history. Absolutely delightful.”

“A great addition to any film lover’s collection and will be a conversation starter for years to come.”

“I absolutely adore My First Giallo Horror. A tender, fun way to introduce a younger generation to these formative films.”

“I loved reading these books with my daughter, not just because the artwork is so fun but because it helped me show her images the kids’ programming we watch wouldn’t dare dream.”

“So great! Nothing else makes giallo approachable or noir and french new wave interesting enough for kids.”

“Vibrantly illustrated, ingeniously witty, & wonderfully impressive.”

“I knew they’d be cute but they’re actually perfect introductions to their topic. Wish I had them at the start of my studies.”

“If you have small kids or are just a movie nerd, you have to read these. They are cute and informative and just deranged enough!”

“For gifts that won’t break the bank, they’re awesome — especially for the pop culture-obsessed in your life.”

“This one’s for the film-loving parents hoping to raise aspiring cinephiles.”

“I still haven’t gotten over the fact that a book called My First Film Noir exists.”

“As likely to expand a child’s vocabulary as their film horizons.”

“Clever and colorful, these illustrated introductions are a welcome sprinkle of movie magic for audiences for all ages.”