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A media tie-in simplified retelling for Disney's Beauty and the Beast. A straightforward if short, retelling with gorgeous illustrations. The kindle edition features a fixed page layout, so it's not possible to zoom which is a bit disappointing but if you liked the movie, no doubt you'll like this. 3 stars.

This is a great story and very funny . Lots of colorfully illustrated pictures.

In this easy-to-read story about friendship and funny hijinks in the Hundred-Acre Wood, Piglet helps Pooh and his friends save the day when they believe a scary creature has captured Christopher Robin!

The familiar Disney crew is available when the mayor asks for help. An old barn needs to be fixed. Mickey, Minnie, Daisy, Donald, Goofy, Pluto and Chip, and Dale are all helping out with the barn, a pig pen, an old tractor, and a new and improved automated chicken coop. Although the title suggests the familiar song is included or part of the story, nothing refers to the song except the last page.
A level one reading book with stickers in the back. A list of challenging words is printed on the inside of the back cover. The reviewer had a paperback copy.
Written
Pre Kindergarten through 1st grade
AD-

Simple touch and feel book. Nothing special. Each had a short moment of wanting to read this book, but not a favorite by any stretch.

This was a cute story about trying to cool off in the summer by using a magic door to Winterland. This book is just a repeat of an episode of the show, and I think it works better as a show than a book. However, it’s meant for kids and they’re going to like it.

The Disney Princess Cookbook is a great way to get your Princess-loving kids (or adults...) into cooking!

This book isn't the best book around, but it has some great recipes that can make the audience more engaged with cooking as a whole. I tried some of these recipes and they are very delicious! If you're like me, not every recipe in this book will fit your fancy, but it sure is great! I do not totally understand how some of these meals match to their princesses, but I will give this book the benefit of the doubt. I assume this book is to get kids into cooking and make cooking more fun, not give each Princess a divine recipe.

Three out of five stars!

Lovely picture book about the antics Elsa and Anna get up to while the King and Queen are busy with guests. Well written with amazing artwork. Target audience will adore. Target rating 5 stars. Personal rating, 4 - and that's probably being generous -bit too short for my enjoyment.

Lacks a real story, but gorgeous illustrations and decent rhymes.

4 copies

Read it with my fiancé. Reading this will be a family tradition in the future :)

It's not often you see an alphabet book that is not actually in alphabetical order. It's set up like a matching game to help children recognize both upper- and lower-case letters by finding and lifting labeled flaps scattered around the page. The reward is seeing the exact same picture under both flaps, which the publisher pushes as a benefit on the back of the book.

There's no real story, and aside from a couple references to honey it barely needs to be a Pooh book. They could've photoshopped in any cast of characters really.

Disappointing, considering how much I love The Book of Pooh television series.

(My Pooh Project: I love Winnie the Pooh, and so does my wife. Having a daughter gave us a chance to indoctrinate her into the cult by buying and reading her every Pooh book we came across. How many is that? I’m going to count them this year by reading and reviewing one every day and seeing which month I finally run out. Track my progress here:
https://www.goodreads.com/review/list/23954351-rod-brown?ref=nav_mybooks&she... )

Disney takes their classic movies and turn them into little 5 minute stories for families to enjoy.

Another Classic story that Disney put their own spin on it using Donald and Daisy Duck as the main characters.

Another disney version told of Goldilocks, but done with Daisy Duck.

E-I-E-I-Oh, no! Can Mickey and the gang save this broken-down farm? Find out in this Level 1 reader with stickers! Level 1 is for beginner readers with simple text and word repetition.

Mickey and the gang are hard at work renovating an old farm for the community to use. The mayor of Hot Dog Hills is on the way to a ribbon-cutting ceremony when a tractor gets loose and undoes all their work! It's up to Mickey to stop the tractor, fix the damage, and save the farm! The story follows the Disney Junior Mickey Mouse Clubhouse show in book form. Illustrations appear to be computer generated and look as if they came for the animated series.

In this installment of the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, Donald finds the perfect Christmas present in Donald’s Christmas Gift, Minnie’s nieces make a Christmas wish in Minnie’s Winter Bow Show and Mickey Mouse rescues Santa Claus in Mickey Saves Santa. Children will delight in three stories in one in this new title in the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse series. I would recommend this for any collection. Children who watch the popular television will enjoy the print version as well. Very colorful photos and lively facial expressions on the character will delight children.

Phineas and Ferb are at it again on a brand new adventure. In this tale there are four stories in one. The brothers are set to have the wackiest summer vacation ever! First off, they build a giant treehouse on a deserted island. Then they decide to build a animal translator so they can understand their pet platypus, Perry. Then their sister, Candace thinks that Ferb is an alien. Finally, the whole town of Danville gets down in a dance contest. With the two brothers there is never a dull moment. I would recommend this for any collection owning others in the series. It is colorful and the before you know it you have read to the end and ready for another adventure with Phineas and Ferb!