Toy Story 3: The Junior Novelization by Jasmine Jones. 2010. Random House. 128 pages.
"Okay, places, everyone. Get in position," Woody the cowboy said in a hushed voice.
Now that Andy is all grown up and getting ready to go to college, some difficult decisions have to be made. His mom tells him that he needs to decide what to take to college, what to store in the attic, what to give away, and what to throw away. What does this mean for Woody, Buzz, and all of Andy's other toys that we've come to know and love?
Woody is single-minded in his devotion. No matter WHAT happens, Woody always believes the best, thinks the best. When all others doubt and question, Woody is there to remind them of the truth. That they are Andy's. That they will always be Andy's. But Woody may just have to make a few tough decisions of his own...
This book is a novelization of the movie. (A movie I haven't seen yet.) It includes a handful of colored scenes from the film.
© Becky Laney of Young Readers
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