Classic Collector's Handbook: An Official Guide to the First 151 Pokémon (Pokémon)

I bought this handbook for the seventh birthday of a boy who is obsessed with Pokémon, and it was a big hit! The handbook contains pages filled with information about all the Pokémon, including details about their powers. It also features a fold-out poster that allows you to check off the Pokémon you’ve collected. It's the perfect gift for both beginners and seasoned fans at a very affordable price! I highly recommend this for any Pokémon lovers in your life (or for yourself!).

Great book on the 151 original Pokémon. Good nostalgia for older fans and great info for new fans.

Perfect guide to Gen 1 Pokemon.

Fun book

The handbook is beautifully organized and filled with vibrant illustrations that bring each Pokémon to life. From their types and evolutions to fun facts and stats, the information is clear, engaging, and easy to reference. It’s perfect for kids just starting their Pokémon journey and for older fans who want a trip down memory lane. I love how this book captures the magic of the Pokémon universe while remaining practical and fun to use. The compact size makes it great for on-the-go reading or sharing with friends during Pokémon trading sessions. If you’re a collector, player, or just someone who loves the world of Pokémon, this handbook is an essential addition to your collection. Highly recommend it as a gift or a personal keepsake! 🎮✨

This is fun to look through even for adults. Unfortunately, the poster inside the book was torn.

Cute Pokemon to gaze at how can you go wrong?

I like how it was age appropriate for an 8 year old. Reader friendly but still had cool graphics. Very helpful for a kid just learning about all the different Pokémon.

Kids are thoroughly enjoying and fun to understand pkemons classic types

Mould found around the edges, but stored well

Tudo certo.

昭和60年代〜令和生まれまでの方とコミュニケーションを取るにはポケモンしかありません。「通ってない」は言い訳にならないのです。

My kids love this book. My 6 year old sleeps with it under her pillow. They bring it with them when watching Pokemon shows, and reference it during dinner discussions (our dinner conversations are very interesting :). They use it for inspiration when drawing their own Pokemon pictures and comics. I like that the Pokemon are listed by their number, not by alphabetical order as other books are, making it easier for kids to use. This book is perfect for those who are starting out watching the original Pokemon shows in the Kanto region, as it only includes the original 150 Pokemon.