This book is written by two authors: Pamela Paumier and David Robinson. We listed this book under Association Chaplin.

The author and publisher are not known for this book.

The author and publisher are not known for this book.

This rare book maybe best to find on ebay. No author listed, only publishing company. The PAPERBACK link shows the Amazon page for this book. This book is rarely available.

The edition from Netherlands can be found in the Dutch section.

NOTE: According to Lennart Eriksson, though the book is copyrighted in 1916, it could have actually been printed later in the *20's. No Illustrations.

A souvenir book edited by Black Inc. for commemorating the re-issue of Chaplin masterpieces.

No Illustrations.

A novel inspired by Chaplin's life.

Edited and translated by Jean BODON.

First U.S. edition.

A 1931 Online version of this book is on Internet Archives.

Fac-simile reprint of the original 1931 book.

This book is illustrated with drawings by Gregory Copeland.

This book does not have illustrations.

The HARDBACK link to the right shows what is available at Amazon.

Sixth reprint in India.

Includes the excellent three part series 'UNKNOWN CHAPLIN' on DVD located in the center of the book between the English and Italian sections. Best plays on a DVD player for both US and European zones. 'Unknown Chaplin' series by Kevin Brownlow and David Gill.

British edition of 'MY TRIP ABROAD'. This book has been published with two different covers, one blue and one red. Both have the same jacket. Update: A blue cover 1922 version is on Internet Archives.

First USA Edition

No illustrations.

First British hardback edition.

First US hardback edition.

First US paperback edition.

With Morton Cooper. No illustrations.

With Jeffery Vance. Charles Chaplin's Second Wife. Lita first picture with Chaplin was the flirting angel in 'The Kid' and she follow it with a part as the maid to Edna in 'The Idle Class'. She was signed to replace Chaplin's longtime leading lady, Edna Purviance, in 'The Gold Rush', but Lita never appeared in the film.

Note: Re-release from the 1930s edition by Chaplin. Book edited by Dr. Lisa Stein Haven.

Charles Chaplin Jr. with N. and M. Rau.

A frank, intimate portrait by Charles Chaplin Jr. (Son of Charlie and Lita Grey Chaplin). No illustrations.

With N. and M. Rau. No illustrations.

No illustrations.

No Illustrations. Reprint of an article published in Atlantic Monthly in August 1939. The article is printed on 9 pages out of 48. The other pages of the book are white!

"Reproduction in prose of the look of a 'Little Tramp' silent movie". No illustrations.

This book is written by two authors: Peter Cotes and Thelma Niklaus. We listed under the first name listed on the book.

This book is written by two authors: Peter Cotes and Thelma Niklaus. We listed this book under the first name listed on the book.

This book is written by two authors: Peter Cotes and Thelma Niklaus. We listed this book under the first name listed on the book.

This book is written by Peter Cotes and Thelma Niklaus. We list under the first name listed on the book. Note: Links go to the most available.

N.B.: Only the first novel deals with Charlie, between pages 7 and 12. No illustrations.

English edition of "CHAPLIN LA GRANDE HISTOIRE".

The very first "serious" book published about CHAPLIN and his work.

The ICON image link (to the right) only goes to a Kindle Edition.

This book goes into details about the songs Charlie Chaplin's father (Charles Chaplin, Senior) was singing on stage, mirrored the life his own son was living on the streets of London.

Oversized collectors book; part of a series of Archive Books published by Taschen. Weight: just over 14 pounds. This book was edited by Paul Duncan. And for serious collectors, an excellent review from our Charlie Chaplin books expert. Copy and paste url --> http://tinyurl.com/hrbf8xd

Self-published by author. Link to the PAPERBACK edition. Not the Kindle edition.

No illustrations in this book. This book is a novel.

No Illustrations.

This book has no illustrations.

Outstanding Personnalities n°43 - 2nd Edition. No illustrations.

An analysis of the Seven Talkies.

Link to books available.

Comic from the underground style mixing photos of CC with the story of Chaplin's body's theft in 1979... from one of the thieves' point of view. Very uncommon!

No illustrations.

Volume One The Keystone Films
No illustrations.

NOTE: This book was not written by Charles Chaplin. It is the one of the latest re-releases of the re-edited version of the 1916 writings about Charlie Chaplin by Rose Wilder Lane. This book has an extensive introduction by Professor Harry M. Geduld and has been republished many times over the years.

A comic novel. No illustrations.

This booklet is sold with a DVD featuring THE FIREMAN, THE PAWNSHOP and THE IMMIGRANT.

First and slightly different edition was published in a pocket series in 2010 (see ENGLISH section)

Collection of comic strips, posters, toys, games and much more. Link to right goes to paperback and hardback versions available use.

No illustrations.

No illustrations.

This book is created by two authors: Gary GOLIO (wrote the text) and Ed YOUNG (created the illustrations). The book was produced to introduce children to Charlie Chaplin.

This book was edited by David JAMES and annotated by Dan KAMIN.

"A novelistic description of Chaplin's tortured relations with women."
No illustrations.

Charlie Chaplin's Leading Lady in 'The Gold Rush', Georgia Hale replaced leading lady Lita Grey after Lita married Chaplin.

No Illustrations.

Copyright is 2008 though the book have been available since November 2007. No Illustrations.

No illustrations.

We now have an e-book section for Chaplin books. Check the Chaplin Library home page for the link. Also, the image for the cover is not Charlie Chaplin, but a look alike. Hopefully, publishers and editors will stop using this image.

This book has three authors: Lawrence Howe, James E. Caron, Benjamin Click.

USA Edition

Facsimile reprint of a 1961 publication by the British Film Institute of London.

Same image on actual hardcover.
Younger readers 10-14

For Young readers.

First Edition

This book is written by two authors: Robyn Karney and Robin Cross. We listed this book under the first name listed on the book.

This book is written by two authors: Robyn Karney and Robin Cross. We listed this book under the first name listed on the book.

Printed in India. Note: Most Edna Purviance images on a Charlie Chaplin book cover.

Copyright is owned by J. Keeley.

Copyright is owned by J. Keeley.

Copyright is owned by J. Keeley by arrangement with ESSANAY Company.

No illustrations. Listed 'out of print'.

A novel about the Weimar Republic.

PLEASE NOTE: Contrary to what is written in the presentation, this book is not the first to analyze Chaplin's directorial style. Francis BORDAT has already and with great accuracy dealt with that matter in his excellent "CHAPLIN CINEASTE" published in 1998 (see French section)

Revised edition of the 2007 French edition (see the French section).

Essentially illustrated with caricatures.

No illustrations.

This book has three authors listed: Gerald MacDonald, Michael Conway, and Mark Ricci.

This book has three authors: Gerald MacDonald, Michael Conway, and Mark Ricci. We listed this book under the first author listed on the book.

This book has three authors: Gerald MacDonald, Michael Conway, and Mark Ricci. We listed this book under the first author listed on the book.

This book has three authors: Gerald MacDonald, Michael Conway, and Mark Ricci. We listed this book under the first author listed on the book.

A comparative study of 'commedia dell'arte' and silent slapstick comedy.

Also see French, Dutch and Portuguese sections.

Charles MALAND is also author of "CHAPLIN AND AMERICAN CULTURE" (see English section). In the same BFI FILM CLASSIC collection is Joan Mellen's "MODERN TIMES."

No illustrations.

The first book about Chaplin's Karno Tour.

Australian Edition.

Link to hardback edition.

This book is written by two authors: Ted Okuda and David Maska. We listed this book under the first name listed on the book. A closer look at the films.

Click on the 'hardback' link to the right to learn more about this book and where to get it.

A study of Ulysses' Leopold Bloom, as a character directly inspired to Joyce by Chaplin's Little Tramp. No illustrations.

Printed in Great Britain. Link to Unknown Binding and varies editions.

First US Edition.

No illustrations.

No illustrations.

No Illustrations.

Link goes to varies paperback editions.

Langford REED was the Publicity Manager for the Essanay Company in Great Britain.

This book is written by two authors: May Reeves and Claire Goll. We listed this book under the first name listed on the book. No illustrations.

This book does not have illustrations.

Included updated material since the 1985 edition.

This small paperback filled with pictures about Chaplin.

Updated edition with new material.

Edited by Paul Duncan. Two multilingual editions exist: one is written is ENGLISH-GERMAN-FRENCH; the second book in SPANISH-ITALIAN-PORTUGUESE. Covers and layout are strictly identical.

I haven't seen this book widely available beyond its publisher. Maybe available through third party sellers.

Illustrated with drawing. For young readers.

No illustrations.

This book is written by two authors: Frank Scheide and Hooman Mehran. We listed this book under the first name listed on the book.

This book has two authors: Frank Scheide and Hooman Merhan. We listed this book under the first author's name listed on the cover.

Edited by Richard Schickel. No illustrations.

Paperback edition has the same cover photo as the hardback edition.

Written by Bengali Indian filmmaker, Mrinal Sen.

Chaplin's leading lady in 'City Lights' (1931). She played the blind girl.

Chaplin's leading lady in 'City Lights' (1936). She played the blind girl.

Pictured is cover of British Printed book.

First US paperback edition.

This book is written by two authors: Raoul Sobel and David Francis. We listed this book under the first name listed on the book.

This is a second edition.

British edition of a novel originally published in Italy in 2012 (see Italian section). No illustrations.

Link to a mixture of editions.

Pamphlet (booklet) from 1947 about Chaplin.

This is a reprint of the original book. Photographs are thus of very low quality.

The Chaplin Studio's lost film production starring Edna Purviance and directed by Josef von Sternberg.

A 1916 Online version is on Internet Archives. While listed as by Charles Chaplin, publisher credits Rose Wilder Lane, (the daughter of Laura Ingalls Wilder), for her editorial help. The story is seen as a fictional biography, based around some basic facts.

The untold story of the Tramp, the writer, and the lost screenplay.