![]() This becomes apparent when we are introduced to Erin at the start of Chapter 1. The novel is based on the script, not the final film, so it's not 100% the same as the movie. Of course, author Stacia Deutsch must still adhere to Feig's and Dippold's story. That means that, if you didn't like the movie (which I didn't), you may like this novelization because, due to the nature of the different formats, it eliminates a lot of the problems that the movie suffers from. ![]() Over 18 chapters and a prologue, Ghostbusters: Movie Novelization adapts the movie script written by Paul Feig and Katie Dippold into a more straightforward telling of the story. Released by the Simon and Schuster imprint, Simon Spotlight, this book carries a list price of $6.99, but you can always find it a little cheaper at Amazon, where an eBook version is also available. Of all of the Simon Spotlight books, this one is the most text-heavy and image-light, making it suitable for an older child/tween than Proud To Be A Ghostbuster, Who You Gonna Call?, and Ghostbuster's Handbook. To avoid any confusion, this one will be referred to as the "junior novelization", and that one is the "adult novelization". There is another movie novelization by Nancy Holder, which was published by Tor. The 5"x7.5" paperback tome, consisting of 139 pages, is printed with the same sized font and paper stock typical for paperback novels. ![]() ![]() Ghostbusters: Movie Novelization by Stacia Deutsch is a young adult book based on the new Ghostbusters movie. ![]()
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