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Book SynopsisLong before David Letterman made it a nightly ritual, groupings of ten seemed to be the mostcommon form of list making (commandments, amendments, FBI most wanted, etc.) Top 10lists abound for everything today, from movies and music to sports and politics. There is so much Disney history to cover, however, that it can't be contained in one simple list,thus The Top 100 Top Ten of Disney. There is not a person on Earth who hasn't come into contact with Disney in some way. Whetherseeing a Disney film, hearing a Disney song, recognizing a Disney character or visiting a Disneypark, the company's reach is global. The Top 100 Top Ten of Disney will collect the best of the best of Disney in a book of lists. From Walt himself and the beginning of his company, to his successors who have broadenedthe reach of the Disney brand well beyond where even Walt could have imagined it, this bookwill cover every aspect of the 93 years of history that Disney has to offer. In it you will findinformat
Trade ReviewDecades ago I thought about writing a book on Disney lists, but other publishing projects intervened, and it never got written. That is why I’m happy to see Christopher Lucas’s fine book, Top Disney. He went much further than my ideas and came up with a book that Disney fans will find vastly entertaining. How fun to find a book with so many fascinating Disney top-ten lists. Not all fans will agree with every choice, but that’s the great part about this book. Readers will be challenged to replace items on some of the lists with their own personal Disney top tens -- Dave Smith, creator and director emeritus of the Disney Archives
