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Sleeping Beauty (Little Golden Book)
Find out what happens when an evil fairy places a spell on a baby princess in the Walt Disney classic, Sleeping Beauty.
Hardcover, 24 pages
Published
July 13th 2010
by Golden/Disney
(first published 1986)
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This was the story of Sleeping Beauty. In a far away land long ago lived a King Stephan and his Queen, and they had a daughter named Aurora. Aurora who is Sleeping beauty, had a bunch of people come to the kingdom in honor of her birth. The most honored guests were the three good fairies, Fona, Flora, and Merryweather. Each of the fairies could give the princess one gift each. FLora blest the child with beauty, Fona gave the gift of song, and before Merryweather could give her gift lightnin...more
A long time ago there were a king and queen who said every day, "Ah, if only we had a child," but they never had one.
But it happened that once when the queen was bathing, a frog crept out of the water on to the land, and said to her, "Your wish shall be fulfilled, before a year has gone by, you shall have a daughter".
What the frog had said came true, and the queen had a little girl who was so pretty that the king could not contain himself for joy, and or...more
But it happened that once when the queen was bathing, a frog crept out of the water on to the land, and said to her, "Your wish shall be fulfilled, before a year has gone by, you shall have a daughter".
What the frog had said came true, and the queen had a little girl who was so pretty that the king could not contain himself for joy, and or...more
After many childless years, King Stefan and Queen Leah welcomed the arrival of their daughter, Aurora. The newborn Princess is named after the Roman Goddess of the dawn because of how she fills the lives of the King and Queen with sunshine. While still an infant, she is betrothed to the also-young Prince Phillip, son of King Hubert, so that the kingdoms of Stefan and Hubert will be forever united. At her christening, three good fairies, Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather, arrive to bless the child w...more
useful for all , read
Kaiti and I read it, cuddled in my 'grading chair.' Every girl has her own favorite princess, and for Katit, it's Aurora...Sleeping Beauty. We read the book and watch the video often. The Disney additions to the story are not as offensive as with other princesses, so I'll read and reread this with her whenever she asks!
I enjoyed this book! I think that young children will find it very interesting.
Ashley -- I like it! My favorite part is when she falls asleep.
IS A good for babies and girls jajajaja :) :D
It's Disney. Need I say more?
i think i am sleeping beauty
liked it a lot
PENNSTATEis wack
added it
i love this book
Jaime Contreras
added it
I liked this version of the old fairy tale. The villain is so great.
hmm,,
I think this the most less trouble among disney princesses story. :)
Aurora is beautiful, and she is PRINCESS! She being blessed, but being cursed either.
And everbody loves her!! lol
so, she just have perfect life, except the niddle part. thw witch. but, she's sleep, so she dunno anythinng at outside. The thing that she know is, when she wake up, the prince was beside her already! :D nice
I think this the most less trouble among disney princesses story. :)
Aurora is beautiful, and she is PRINCESS! She being blessed, but being cursed either.
And everbody loves her!! lol
so, she just have perfect life, except the niddle part. thw witch. but, she's sleep, so she dunno anythinng at outside. The thing that she know is, when she wake up, the prince was beside her already! :D nice
I am not kidding, my mom read this to me EVERY night. I guess that's why I am a "princess" who believes in happy endings. my mom added her own twist on the ending though, and I quote: "And they had a date every Friday night, and they took the family relations class at the Mormon church!" Oh, yes, we still say it to this day! I guess those are 2 things that will give you that fairy tale, huh? :)
One of my favorites of Walt Disney's collection of stories. This is a suspenseful tale that seems to have no hope for happily ever after and may end in tragedy, but the brave prince steps in and saves the day once again.
beautiful book. not PG 16.great to read to little kinds. which i was doing at the time...okay im lying a bit...not really i liked it and i finished it really fast.
When you have a child, there's always a certain book that is "it" wherein you read it multiple times a day &/or many days in a row. Right now this is "it".
We read a lot of these books with the gold on the edge. I remember that we found like a trading card in the back of this book and thinking that was really cool.
I like animals.
I liked the goods fairies.
not comfortable about Prince Phillip, he wacked maleficent's muzzle with the sword then he killed her :(((
crazy !!!
I liked the goods fairies.
not comfortable about Prince Phillip, he wacked maleficent's muzzle with the sword then he killed her :(((
crazy !!!
this book made me realize that there is only the same man kissing Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella and et. al. and his name is The Prince.- violy
Book was first read to me by my parents. I read it to my children and grandchildren and foster children. Great book.
Yay! A Disney Princess book! I love Disney Princess books! It met all my expectations and more! It's worth reading!
This is my favorite story. It shows that love is constant and can overcome everything even the most concentrated evil.
I like it because the princess is pretty.
Loved this book and the movie.
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Michael Teitelbaum is the author of several books for children. He lives in an 18th century home with his family in New York.
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