Studio Ghibli presented the audience with a huge number of masterpieces, thanks to which Japanese animation became recognizable all over the world: the touching big man Totoro, the brave princess Nausicaa, the insidious sorceress Yubaba and many other heroes fell in love with the audience not only in Japan, but also in other countries. The illustrated book by Michael Leader and Jake Cunningham, which grew out of the podcast about the Ghibli studio, introduces these characters closer and allows you to learn about how, through the efforts of Hayao Miyazaki, Isao Takahata and Toshio Suzuki, the fantasies of talented animators could come to life on the screen. Through the history of major Japanese cartoons, "Giblioteca" chronicles the journey that Ghibli has taken to become one of the most recognizable cartoon studios in the world.