Disney Books

This book is highly recommended. I think President Bush read it, shortly after he finished "The Hungry Goat"

I think he was reading it during Katrina... very engrossing stuff!!!

This 224 page library volume with laminated covers contains more than 850 large, full color, sharp photos of each item. It contains more than 2000 values, however the book was published in 1992. A lot of text is provided and most of the photos are accompanyed by a useful description. A joy to look at. You'll want to add this to your collectibles library and keep it forever !

great learning tools for little kids who love books, my daughter loves disney these taught her so much!

My little cousin loves Handy Manny and this book put the icing on the cake! He reads it before he goes to bed at night!

Ok I purchased this cookbook for one recipe and that was the Green Bean recipe but ended up loving the entire cookbook.

You will find quite a few recipes from the Grand Floridian and if you have ever eaten there you know everything is excellent. Several of the restaurants they feature are no longer around like the ones from the Disney Village now deemed the Disney Market Place so you are able to recapture a taste that is no longer around.

Even King Stephens Banquet Hall has a few recipes and we all know that is now Cinderella's dining room now. It is a good book with tons of delicious and savory food. The deserts will make you go wild.

I would recommend this book for people who can't cook and people who can. They are all simple and easy to prepare. Most are made with simple ingredients you have readily available in your kitchen, so no running to the store for something weird or special.

I don't read Spanish well but for a student of mine from Cuba, this book will be a godsend. I have had trouble finding many of the Disney stories in Spanish and have only La Bella Durmiente. She wanted Bambi which is included in this collection. Thanks, Disney!

In "The Culture of Nature," Alexander Wilson argues that our sense of what counts as nature or as natural is by no means a "natural" or spontaneous perception of a preexistant and untouchable Nature. Instead, he demonstrates that how we experience and think of nature are largely shaped by the cultural, social, political, and economic forces that surround us and pervade our experience even when we think we have escaped them by leaving the city and venturing into the great outdoors. To support his argument, Wilson offers compelling anaylses of theme parks, forest preserves, wildlife conservation programs, scenic roadways, car, truck, train and air travel, and more. I recommend this book to anyone who is interested in the city versus the wildnerness experience, in how cultural forces affect our sense of what is natural, and in the role that government and financial forces have on our experience of our surroundings--especially of our "natural" surroundings.

Hard to go wrong with Disney, when it comes to toddlers. The characters are familiar, the colors are bright and the pages are thick and durable.

Baby Goofy and Baby Pluto go to the zoo and help toddlers learn about size relationships. Big, bigger, and biggest elephants and other animals of varied sizes in the pictures help the text make sense.

After a slightly leisurely introduction, which sets the tone for the protagonist's frame of mind, the story is off and running. With its crisp dialogue and quick pace, this mystery held my attention until the very end. Once I started reading it, I couldn't put it down until I found out not only who committed the murder, but equally as important, the outcome of the relationship between detective Albert Cummings and the young pickpocket he befriends.

i would watch lizzie mcguire and think her room is really cool and i always wanted my room to look like hers and now it finally can. they give some great tips on how to make ur room totally cool...very exciting! great idea! i would recommend it for neone who likes lizzie mcguire.