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Target Books' Doctor Who output in 1979 was entirely of Fourth Doctor adaptations, save for the seminal novelisation of The War Games. It was thus the first year that the Third Doctor had been ignored by Target since 1973. Target also made its first attempt at novelisations specifically aimed at younger readers, with the book Junior Doctor Who and the Giant Robot.

Month	Title	Writer	Cover Artist	Illustrator
January	Doctor Who and the Hand of Fear	Terrance Dicks	Roy Knipe
March	Doctor Who and the Invisible Enemy	Terrance Dicks	Roy Knipe
March	Reissue: Doctor Who and the Green Death	Malcolm Hulke	New cover: Alun Hood
March	Reissue: Doctor Who and the Terror of the Autons	Terrance Dicks	New cover: Alun Hood
April	Reissue: Doctor Who and the Sea Devils	Malcolm Hulke	New cover: John Geary
April	Reissue: Doctor Who and the Giant Robot	Terrance Dicks	New cover: Jeff Cummins
May	Doctor Who and the Robots of Death	Terrance Dicks	John Geary
May	Junior Doctor Who and the Giant Robot	Terrance Dicks	Harry Hants	Peter Edwards
June	Reissue: Doctor Who and the Claws of Axos	Terrance Dicks	New cover: John Geary
July	Doctor Who and the Image of the Fendahl	Terrance Dicks	John Geary
August	Reissue: Doctor Who and the Doomsday Weapon	Malcolm Hulke	New cover: Jeff Cummins
October	Doctor Who and the War Games	Malcolm Hulke	John Geary
November	Doctor Who and the Destiny of the Daleks	Terrance Dicks	Andrew Skilleter
December	Doctor Who and the Ribos Operation	Ian Marter	John Geary

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-{{target years}}'''[[Target Books]]' ''[[Doctor Who]]'' output in 1979''' was entirely of [[Fourth Doctor]] adaptations, save for the seminal [[Doctor Who and the War Games|novelisation of ''The War Games'']]. It was thus the first year that the [[Third Doctor]] had been ignored by Target since 1973. Target also made its first attempt at novelisations specifically aimed at younger readers, with the book ''[[Junior Doctor Who and the Giant Robot]]''.
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+'''[[Target Books]]' ''[[Doctor Who]]'' output in 1979''' was entirely of [[Fourth Doctor]] adaptations, save for the seminal [[Doctor Who and the War Games|novelisation of ''The War Games'']]. It was thus the first year that the [[Third Doctor]] had been ignored by Target since 1973. Target also made its first attempt at novelisations specifically aimed at younger readers, with the book ''[[Junior Doctor Who and the Giant Robot]]''.
 == Novelisation covers ==