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Barbie and the Three Musketeers (Barbie Step into Reading)
It’s all for one and one for all in the newest Barbie direct-to-DVD movie!
“All for one and one for all!” Barbie stars as Corinne, a young French girl who dreams of one day becoming a royal Musketeer. Join Corinne and her friends as they practice their fencing skills and try to protect the prince from an evil plot in this exciting Step 2 reader based on the late...more
“All for one and one for all!” Barbie stars as Corinne, a young French girl who dreams of one day becoming a royal Musketeer. Join Corinne and her friends as they practice their fencing skills and try to protect the prince from an evil plot in this exciting Step 2 reader based on the late...more
Paperback, Step into Reading, 32 pages
Published
August 11th 2009
by Random House Books for Young Readers
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I'm torn between giving this a 1 or a 5. Many little girls will adore this. Personally, I want to know what the people at Mattel were smoking when they thought "For our next Barbie story, let's adapt a macho-dominated, racy French novel about adultery, dueling and l'honneur!" It's wonderful to give girls active heroines instead of just passive princesses, but the amount of literary and historical butchery required to make a story to go with this title creates a book that is so atrociou...more
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Ok, so we watched the movie as E's reward for being a trooper through TV Turnoff Week. We "read" the classic version first (with heavy editing from mom). I have such mixed feelings about the Barbie movies. I feel the characters are much better role-models than any of the Disney princess crowd, yet they take girl power to the extreme and instead of lauding what is great about womanhood, the characters often find greatness in taking on the "male" world. Men are subtely dene...more
though the names were too difficult for Abby, the role of 'girls' in this world was powerful
The book made no sense at all. Bella enjoyed the pictures though.
Still on it.
While the Barbie easy readers are not my favorite stories, they are very simple. The only difficulty with the three musketeers story are the names. There are many difficult to pronounce names, but with a parents assistance, a beginning reader reading simple sentences would be able to read this book.
Barbie and her friends try to figure out a way to become a musketeer. They are hired to keep the castle clean and figure out that someone is out to harm the prince. They train to get ready for the day they need to rescue the prince. My daughter loves this story.
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