A Dream for a Princess (Disney Princess)

by Melissa Lagonegro, Pulsar Estudio (Illustrator)

Cinderella has a dream–she wants to wear a beautiful gown and dance with the Prince at a Royal Ball. Will Cinderella’s fantasy come true? Find out in this Step 2 reader featuring the most popular and beloved Disney Princess.

Genres: Childrens, Picture Books, Fiction, Princesses

32 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2005

Reviews

[Mya]

It was a beautiful story with illustrations that went beautifully with the words. However, I felt like the story was abruptly finished.

[♥♣Mary♦♠ If She So Pleases]

A level 2 beginning reader's book on the story of Cinderella.
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[Arwen]

New illustrations fill this short Cinderella story. Fans of the movie will find it very simplified, and we prefer the Step Into Reading Cinderella over this story.

[Miss Sarah]

An easy reader version of Cinderella meeting the prince but not what happens afterward. Preschool and up

[Chinook]

A good basic intro to the story.

[Mrswash]

This Disney version of the traditional Cinderella very short with not all details I’ve come to know. The illustrations are bright and colorful. Cinderella is the typical blond beauty, and the prince the handsome brunette. Cinderella’s dreamed of going to the ball, and meeting the prince and falling in love, but after her step sisters ruined her dress she stayed home. Her fairy godmother appeared and poofed her into beautiful clothes, and sent her on her way with the midnight curfew. After rushing from the ball, she goes back to life as usual until the prince appears. After reading Cinderella so many times, I found that except for the pictures, it was as good on the story as others that I have read.

[Robert]

This is a Disney story so we know it is bland. This version changes many things. There is no carriage. The stepsisters are mean, but they made the dress. There is no shoe.

It's a beginning reader book. For that purpose, this book is fine.

[Meadow]

bah.

[Sandybear76]

Very simplified book about Cinderella for beginning readers. Great Disney pictures.

[jacky]

I good telling of the story up until the ball. While meant as an early reader, it works fine as a read aloud. Natalie enjoys it.

[Ladonna]

The traditional Cinderella story from the Disney movie. Reading level for beginners.

[Rebekah]

Ug. A very poor representation of Cinderella's gentleness.

[Julia Jasztal]

Book-in-Bag ** Scherkenbach Elementary ** 1st Grade
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