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Meet the Pokémon
ISBN:	9780756644345
Published:	2008
Publisher:	BradyGames
Author:	Michael Teitelbaum

Meet the Pokémon is a Pokémon guide book for beginning readers. It includes details on various aspects of the Pokémon world, in a basic format as it is for beginning readers. It was written by Michael Teitelbaum and published by BradyGames (under the "DK Readers" imprint) in 2008.

Synopsis

The book details a variety of Pokémon subjects, such as the Pokémon species themselves, the Pokémon world, and things that are encountered in a Pokémon Trainer's journey such as gyms and the Poké Ball. It describes various Sinnoh Pokémon, details of Pokémon battling, and places where Pokémon may be found, such as tall grass. Additionally, it details the relationship Trainers such as Ash have with their Pokémon.

Characters

Humans

• Ash
• Brock
• Misty
• Dawn
• Jessie
• James
• Giovanni (mentioned as the boss of Team Rocket)

Pokémon

Pokémon under possession of Trainers

• Pikachu (Ash's
• Staravia (Ash's)
• Aipom (Ash's)
• Turtwig (Ash's)
• Chimchar (Ash's)
• Meowth (Team Rocket)
• Piplup (Dawn's)
• Seviper (Jessie's)
• Carnivine (James's)
• Mime Jr. (James's)
• Wobbuffet (Jessie's)

Other Pokémon

• Empoleon
• Torterra
• Infernape
• Monferno
• Grotle
• Prinplup
• Raichu

Pokémon described in detail (Page 20-25):

• Gible
• Gabite (not pictured)
• Garchomp (not pictured)
• Gible
• Piplup
• Prinplup
• Empoleon
• Snorunt (not pictured)
• Glalie
• Froslass
• Turtwig
• Grotle
• Torterra
• Snover (not pictured)
• Abomasnow

Pokémon featured in the evolution listing:

• Abra (pictured; only evolutionary line featured on the section with pictures supplied)
• Kadabra
• Alakazam
• Squirtle
• Wartortle
• Blastoise
• Chikorita
• Bayleef
• Meganium
• Azurill
• Marill
• Azumarill
• Whismur
• Loudred
• Exploud

Blurb

Get to know the Pokémon, the people who train them, and their exciting world!

Trivia

Errors

• At one point, the book describes Turtwig as being made from soil. Although it is true that Turtwig’s shell is made of soil and it is possible that this was the statement intended, Turtwig are not actually made of soil.

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