Disney Books

My girls have had this book (and the More 5 Minute Princess Stories) for quite a while now and they still love to hear these short stories (they even sleep with the books in their beds!). It is so nice to read something beyond the classic story and I would love it if disney made even more of these!

I never understod why abu was so cute but i know . He is a monkey and they r always cute...ANd thanks to my friend Alan for getting me into monkeys!!!!

This is one of my favotire books because it's filled with excitement. I recommend Aladdin for children who are adventurous and love happily ever after endings. In the book it tells about genies and magical treasures. This book will take you on an exciting journey that you will never forget!

This is the first time I have seen Disney create a compilation of their best successes, the best known books (and their famous movies) in one special volume.
This Volume includes the Complete Stories as follows:
101 Dalmatians; Beauty and the Beast; Dumbo; Pinocchio; The Lion King; The Little Mermaid; Bambi; Pocahontas; Lady and the Tramp; Peter Pan; The Aristocrats; Aladdin and Alice in Wonderland.
Each story is fully illistrated and just how I remember the books from my childhood, 40 years ago.
I definitely recommend this book, although I wish Finding Nemo had been included but I still find it to be an excellent value. The outside is a solid, thick, Hardcover so that it can be kept as a keepsake for years to come.
Enjoy!

I like this book called "Disney's Beauty & The Beast" by adaptor Rita Balducci & illustrated by John Kurtz & Jose Cardona.

Gaston the hunter wants to marry Belle but, she doesn't like him.

When Belle & Maurice are happy to be together again, then their joy did no last long, when a crowd of villagers appeared. They were led by the wicked evil hunter, Gaston.
"Your father is crazy," he told Belle. "He said you were the prisoner of a wild beast. Crazy folk should be put away. But I won't have him locked up if you will marry me."
"But there really is a beast!" Belle cried. "Look in this mirror & you'll see!"

After Gaston sees the Beast in his mirror, he & some villagers set off to kill the Beast.
Gaston finds the Beast in his castle & challenged him to a fight.
Then Gaston pulls out a knife & stabbs the Beast in the back, & the Beast roared & as they struggled, Gaston slips & falls from the Castle roof to his death & it makes me sad.

Then later Belle rushes to the Beast. He had been mortally wounded in the fight.
The last rose petal was about to fall. "You can't die!" Belle cries. "I love you!"

Then the Beast turns into a prince & the prince & Belle dance & the spell is broken.

This book reminds me of The Indian in the Cupboard: Omri's Scrapbook.

I loved it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I enjoyed it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I loved it & it's my favorie!!!!!!!!!!

It sometimes makes me happy or sad.

I loved it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I have a 2 1/2 yo who loves Disney Princess stories. This version is perfect for her because it tells the entire story without being too wordy/too long. I can read the entire story to her during storytime or as a nighttime story...whereas with other versions I can only read parts because they are too long to keep the attention of most 2 year olds.

After watching this movie with my 3 year old son I had to find a book about it. He loved the movie and the book is a nice compliment to it. We read it every night before bed. He also likes to tell the story in his own words by looking at the pictures in the book.

Calendar is colorful and well done. Chicken Little appears on nine of the months in either solo or group shots. It's so beautifully done that we had to order another calendar so this one doesn't get marked up.

This is a cute story book about Mickey Mouse containing five stories: Brave Little Tailor, Mr. Mouse Takes a Trip, Society Dog Show, Mickey's Delayed Date, and Mickey's Rival. This is written in comic book/graphic style. Colorful and fun.

If your children like books and Disney, they will love this collection! We received this as a gift. These are workmanlike adaptations of, or excerpts from the movie of the title: just the right length. My kids enjoyed ( and still enjoy) them, whether or not they actually saw the animated film.