Disney Books

Ariel had friends, Scuttle the Sea gull, and Flounder the fish. One day she came up above the water to find Prince Eric. She really liked him. She saved him one day, she traded Ursula her voice to be a human. Ursula almost got him to marry her. Ariel and Eric didn't kiss. She got her voice back. He washed up on shore. Ariel's dad noticed she really did like him, so he turned her into a human, and let her go and they married, and live happily ever after.

I think this is a very good, and cute story for children.
It teaches you that you should just be yourself, and not trade something of yours for something else of someone elses. Just keep what you have and like it, and to not let anyone blackmail you.

My son received this book as a gift. It is not layers of accetate as the description says. It is several pages, of side-by-side illustrations of scenes from the movie. You are supposed to find 20 differences between the scenes on each page.
We have spent hours together looking at this book ... even after having it a year he still enjoys finding more and more details each time (he's now 2-1/2). It's a great book that teaches kids to have an eye for details. We love it!!

I thought this book was really great!! I really did enjoy reading it. It really stood up for all the little guys that don't think that they can do anything, and this book shows and tells them that they can do something good and save somebody if they really put their mind to it. This was a really good book to read and I would recommend it to anyone!

I think that the Many Adventures Of Winnie the Pooh is such a neat book because it is really cute and I think that everyone should read it. I haven't always loved Winnie the Pooh but now I do. My favorite character is Tigger. I don't know why but I guess it's because of how he acts and stuff like that.

Go with the Rescuers to Austrlia as they help a boy and his bird. My kids love it as much as the first one.

Several years ago, as a baby-boomer looking to become collector of something, anything- I found "Little Little Golden Books". If you love little things, like I do, then you must get these books. They're the perfect collectable; they're small and easy to store, they're very inexpensive, and they are becoming harder to come by! All the books contain the full text of the original Golden title but they're tiny and adorable! Of course, my favorites are the Disney titles, so this set with the figurine is the BEST! You wait and see; these little books and especially the boxed sets will be worth their weight in gold someday. Until then, curl up with your little one and enjoy the Disney books you loved as a kid.

"Little Green Army Men" is a short children's book that retells a scene from the popular Disney film "Toy Story." Just in case you aren't familiar with that animated fantasy, "Toy Story" takes place in a suburban neighborhood where children's toys have the ability to come to life.

The text of this particular book has been adapted by Nancy Parent. "Little Green..." tells how the book's title characters, led by their toy sergeant, go on a "recon" mission to find out what new toys will be joining their owner's collection.

The book's simple text is well complemented by large full-color illustrations taken from the film itself. But the really fun thing about "Little Green..." is the fact that attached to the book is a clear plastic bubble containing seven little green army men, just like those portrayed in the film. Each little soldier is a nicely detailed, three-dimensional toy.

I suppose that some parents will hesitate to give their kids a toy that depicts firearms--the little soldiers are armed with a variety of weapons. But that's a choice each parent must make. Personally, I find "Little Green Army Men" to be a delightful complement to one of the best children's films of the 1990s. And for those adults (like myself) who played with our own little green army men as children, this interactive book will bring back some fond memories.

This is a cute little set of two mini board books. This set incluse one small book about woody that has cowboy related words like saddle and horse. The other book is about buzz and words like start and moon. I like these alot and so does my son. each page has one word and picture combo. These are small as well so they are easy to take along places

I love this book called "Disney's Treasury of Children's Classics: Grom the Fox & the Hound to the Hunchback of Notre Dame & Gina Ingogila is the author of this book.

My favorite story in this book is Beauty & The Beast & Beauty & The Beast reminds me of The Indian in the Cupboard.

In Beauty & The Beast, Gaston stabed the beast in the back so he could get rid of the beast so Gaston could marry Belle. Then he falls off the roof. Then the beast at the end of the story becomes a prince.

I loved this book!

For anybody who is a Huge Disney Fan. The Villans are usually the best part for me of any disney film!