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Authors
  
Bill Michaels, Tracey West, Gregg Sacon, Sarah E. Heller

Books
  
Surf's up - Pikachu!, Meowth - the big mouth, Save Our Squirtle, Bulbasaur's bad day, Coal Badge Battle

Pokémon Junior is a series of books published in North America by Scholastic, based upon a series of short films featuring Pikachu and many other Pokémon who also appeared on the Pokémon anime. They show different Pokémon for all trainers who look the same as in the anime, though their heads are never shown. Bill Michaels, Gregg Sacon, S. E. Heller, and Tracey West adapted Pokémon children's novels.

Contents

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Novelizations of short films

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The first three theatrical short films, entitled Pikachu: The Movie were dubbed by 4Kids Entertainment and distributed by Nintendo and Kids' WB!. Novelizations of them include:

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  • Pikachu's Vacation
  • Adapted from Pikachu's Summer Vacation (Pokémon: The First Movie: 1999)
  • Pikachu's Rescue Adventure (Pokémon: The Movie 2000: 2000)
  • Pikachu and Pichu
  • Adapted from: Pikachu and Pichu in the City (Pokémon 3: The Movie: 2001)
  • Pikachu's Peekaboo (Pokémon 4Ever: 2002)
  • Camp Pikachu (Pokémon Heroes: 2003)
  • Gotta Dance! (Pokémon: Jirachi Wish Maker: 2004)
  • Pikachu's Summer Festival (Pokémon: Destiny Deoxys: 2005)
  • Pikachu's Ghost Festival (Lucario and the Mystery of Mew: 2006)
  • Pikachu's Island Adventure (Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea: 2007)

    • Novelizations of films

    Novelizations of films include:

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    References

    Pokémon Junior Wikipedia
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