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A Disney First Reader book: paperbacks perfect for young children just beginning to read on their own. ... Read more

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The rumor that Cinderella's stepfamily tore her lovely dress to shreds so she couldn't go to the ball? According to her stepmother, they were only trying to save Cinderella a lifetime of embarrassment at her fashion faux pas and gently suggesting that she stay at home. (Lady Tremaine says the gownactually looked like it had been sewn together by rodents!) ... Read more

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A Disney First Reader book: paperbacks perfect for young children just beginning to read on their own. ... Read more

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A wonderful winter tale
For those especially who live where there's lots of snow - this book is a reminder of the wonderful side of winter. There are a few pages of activities at the back of the book , that add to a child's enjoyment. Another wonderful pooh book (we can't get enough of Pooh) ... Read more

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Great book for kids (and adults, as well)
My 2 1/2-year-old discovered Pooh on the Disney video. However, she wanted to hear about his adventures at bedtime, so I bought this book. Now she actually prefers it to the video, which makes everyone happy. Of all of her Pooh books, this is her favorite.

Pooh, Gotta Love Him
I have been reading Pooh stories to my children for many years. When my oldest son was little, Pooh was his nickname. How great to have these wonderful stories to give to my grandchildren. It is like passing on part of my sons childhood to their children. Both of my grandchildren love Pooh just as much as their Daddy's did. Pooh, Tigger, Piglet and the rest will never go away. I have to confess, I'm the Nana, but I love reading these stories to my grandchildren. They are my favorites too.

If you like the movie, you'll love the book!
We bought the movie for my daughter's 2nd Birthday. She loves the movie so much that she has almost the whole thing memorized, but the real fun started when we found the book. She sits down and "reads" the book herself. This book is so close the the movie that she can repeat the story as she looks at the pictures in the book. What more could a parent ask for than a book that children can relate to and encourage them to read instead of watch TV. Thank You. ... Read more

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Here are tried-and-true ways for kids to learn to draw and color their favorite Disney characters! Each new drawing step is shown in blue, so children will know exactly what to do next. And because the instructions are so easy to follow, they’ll be drawing Mickey and all their favorites in no time!

o Feature beloved Disney characters and easy-to-follow instructions
o Include helpful tips on coloring and creating different poses
o Emphasize basic artistic skills and techniques for beginning artists ... Read more

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How To Draw A Legend
I'm an artist, i love drawing. So far, this is my best book yet You draw like a professional, You get every line perfect. Once you get get used to it, you can create a mini cartoon. This is the ultimate how-to-draw book! ... Read more

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This was an AWESOME book!
I didn't want to read this book at first because I am bored by history, but I loved it! I do not agree at all with the people who said this book was not well-written. It was a GREAT book. I will probably read it again. Jeff and Leah must overcome a lot to keep their friendship strong during the Civil War. Jeff is a drummer boy for the rebels, along with his father and brother. Leah helps her father, who is a sutler for the Union. If you are normally bored by History, go ahead and read this book. It is GREAT. You will not be bored, I promise!

Excellent book for children
I bought this book for my younger sister, and ended up reading it myself! It is a great book for pre-teens and young teens. It teaches American history in an interesting way and gives the reader a perspective of the Civil War from someone their own age. If you're looking for a gift, this is a great idea for both boys and girls!

Agree with the 7th grader!
I read the first book in the series when I was in seventh grade and started collecting them with the idea they were going to get better. NOT. The main problem with this series is that the reading level is about third or fourth grade (which is why the writing style and sentence structure are choppy--short sentences were used on purpose, etc.) but the characters are thirteen and fourteen when the series STARTS. By the end of the series, and the end of the war, they are seventeen and eighteen--and the reading level is STILL fourth grade. If the ages of the characters matched the reading level, this would be a good series. But they so strikingly do NOT that I can't see anyone older than twelve being able to enjoy the series. (Sorry, Mr. Morris!)

Interesting Plot, Not Well Written
The book had an interesting plot about the civil war, and what people went through, but you'd have to be younger than 10 not to realize that the editors did a horrible job with this book. The line "I pray that God..." is used way too many times for one book, not because it is a religious reference, it is just used too much. The christian theme is heavily used throughout the whole book, but it plays a small part in the climax. And besides those problems, the sentences are not constructed well, leaving the reader wondering why that was said, usually because it was so obvious. But if you are obsessed with the civil war, this is a different twist on it. Otherwise, save your money.

GREAT BOOK!!!!!!!!
You get to know two families during the Civil War. It focuses on the two teens Jeff and Leah who go through strugles with their friendship as Jeff's family joins the confederacy. It takes you back in time during the 1600's. For those who think Civil War books are boring, you haven't read this book!!!!!!! ... Read more

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Ariel is tired of living under the sea–she wants to be human and walk on land. She gets her chance after making a deal with an evil sea witch, but something’s fishy! Can Flounder, Sebastian, and Scuttle help make the little mermaid’s dream come true? Find out in this full-color retelling of Disney’s classic film, The Little Mermaid.


From the Trade Paperback edition. ... Read more

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little mermaid
Its about a little mermaid that gets into troble and whats to be a human. dont go woundering around without telling your parents.
The age level is 2nd grade. It was a good book. ... Read more

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Wonderful activity book for kids 2 to 10.
Youngsters can match pictures in the legend and the colorful two-page picture. It's a great activity for grown-ups to share. There are other Look and Find books on Disney and Warner Brothers characters ... Read more

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Pooh loves days that are sunny and jars filled with honey. He loves Tigger, Piglet, and Roo. But most
of all, Pooh loves you!
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My daughter's FAVORITE book!
My 10 month old daughter loves this book! She smiles and laughs at the colorful pictures and the rhyming story. We've read it so much that we know the story by heart and when she gets fussy we can recite it to her and she calms right down! We are buying another copy because the first one is getting worn out!

A great introduction to Pooh!
We love this book! My son received this book for his 1st birthday and it quickly became a favorite, even though he didn't know Pooh at the time. The pictures are bright and colorful, and my son finds new things to point out all the time (Pooh & his friends, flowers, balloons, etc.). For a paperback, it was pretty sturdy. After reading the book every day (sometimes multiple times each day!) for almost a year, we are just now looking to replace our original copy. ... Read more

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Artists young and old will enjoy trying their hands at drawing Snow White, the seven dwarfs, and the rest of their woodland friends. In How to Draw Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, easy-to-follow steps and tips from Disney artists will have you drawing characters in a variety of poses and moods. You’ll also learn interesting facts about the movie. Learning to draw has never been so rewarding! ... Read more

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A little help for Dopey
As a rookie artist, I was able to produce a reasonable image of Dopey using this book. However, since then, I've used several other "how to draw" Disney books that have offered a much higher level of support to someone like me. This book is excellent for someone who's a little more familiar with drawing techniques. My favorite feature was the separate sections for each dwarfs facial features and then a page for full-body dwarf drawings! ... Read more

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Eighty pages of coloring fun featuring Pooh and all of his Hundred-Acre Wood friends. This book includes activities, games, puzzles, riddles, crafts, and coloring pages for warm summer days. ... Read more

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AMAZING! AN EXCELLENT WAY TO CONVERT YOUNG CHILDREN! HEH-HEH
THIS IS A VERY UNIQUE VIEW AND A GREAT WAY TO SHOW YOUR AVERAGE KID THE GLORY OF THIS GODLY BIRD. JUSTINE KORMAN, FROM ALL OF US AT (...), WE ARE PROUD.

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A Awsome Childs Story
Zazu's veiw is a funny, wonderful book. The pictures are filled with vibrant colors, that make the pictures come alive in a childs head. If you liked the lion king you will enjoy this book. It is perfect for young children and the young at heart. Read this book and you will be laughing for hours. ... Read more