Steven Universe: The Tale of Steven
£9.60£10.40 (-8%)
The official picture-book adaptation of “Change Your Mind” by series creator Rebecca Sugar!
In 2019, Cartoon Network aired a pivotal episode in its Emmy- and Annie-award nominated series Steven Universe: The hour-long special “Change Your Mind” revealed the highly anticipated culmination of Pink Diamond’s storyline.
A companion book to the series, The Tale of Steven tells the story of “Change Your Mind” in the same style as the New York Times bestselling The Answer.
Featuring an unusual and thought-provoking interactive format, readers will follow the story of Pink Diamond’s escape from Homeworld, Rose Quartz’s life on Earth, and the creation of Steven Universe, from multiple conflicting perspectives.
The Tale of Steven will be an irresistible keepsake for Steven Universe fans of all ages.
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Additional information
| Publisher | Abrams (8 Oct. 2019) |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Hardcover | 48 pages |
| ISBN-10 | 1419741489 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-1419741487 |
| Dimensions | 21.59 x 1.52 x 26.67 cm |
by Fairymuff
Son loves these books
by Jolene
This book is beautifully illustrated. Albeit a thin, short story but for any SU fan they will love it. My son really loves it and it has now been added to his collection. It arrived in perfect condition! I’ve used a generic image of the book as I don’t want to spoil the story and illustrations!
by Michelle
It was perfect. Exactly as pictured and arrived quickly. The book itself is a unique story telling experience with lovely art.
I feel like you will only understand it if you’ve actually seen the Steven Universe Season Finale however, as it focuses more on how the story was told, as opposed to telling the story. Very lovely!
by Jolene
A beautiful book. It only takes 15mi Ute’s to read but is something you could go back to many times.
by miss Sonia MIlano
Makes absolutely no sense and not what we expected but beautiful book
by Rhian
Got it as a gift for our 6 year old and he loved it
by Great
Product is good
by Joey
It seemed confusing, upside down and reversed pages, not a relaxing bedtime read but quite good for a child.