Ballerina Princess (Disney Princess)

by Melissa Lagonegro, Niall Harding (Illustrator)

Tutus and toe-shoes—what could be more fun? A Princess wearing them—of course! For the first time ever, the Disney Princesses become ballerinas. Cinderella, Belle, Snow White, and others will dance and spin themselves into the hearts of Princess fans in this sweet Step 2 reader.

Genres: Childrens, Picture Books, Fiction, Cinderella, 1st Grade, Princesses, Juvenile

32 pages, Paperback

First published January 23, 2007

Reviews

[Karina]

Daughter is into ballet and Princesses and thought this book the dreamiest. If my kids had to rate these unimaginative books they'd all be a 5 star but since it's me i gotta be realistic about the depth of content. --Non at all here. Disney knows what to do to little girls. Now to teach her to sew and wash them dishes while trying to lose 25pounds of invisible weight. (Nothing wrong with this, actually, but it's good to have a brain and education)

[Charlotte]

No problem,s little girl is going to be good reader

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[Bob]

I've never read it, nor have I ever known any person who's ever read it, nor had I ever heard of it before now. I gave it one star because it was made by Disney, therefore, it's stupid and evil. Don't rot your mind by allowing them to infiltrate it with their demonic agenda.

[♥♣Mary♦♠ If She So Pleases]

A lovely beginning reader's book. Level 2 for tots.


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[Nikki]

Definitely cute for fans of Disney who are also dancers. There wasn't really a story to this book and I definitely think it could have been better but it was cute. I liked the Snow White part. It made it interesting enough that it didn't seem choppy or boring but then all the other princesses were shorter, especially Aurora's. The book needed to be a little longer and have some other changes to be better but overall it was a good book.

[Arwen]

In this book each princess dreams about dancing, sometimes the princes join them too. Seeeing the princesses traditional outfit done up as ballerina costumes is neat, but with Snow White getting most of the pages, adding the other princesses seems like it was an after thought.

[Isabel Kabara]

This was such a cute book! Any little girl who loves the Disney Princesses (and dance) is going to love this book!

[Zina]

Too much dancing.

[J.]

J read June 2020

[Babs]

Cute story for princess-loving early readers. There isn't really a storyline, but my daughter loved it anyway. The illustrations are engaging and colorful.

[Blue]

This was so lovely to see! I remember when ballerina designs were in the princess magazines, so cute! A great book with thematic words for younger readers, and nostalgic for the older ones!

[Andy]

"If only she had legs!"

[Lydia Hess]

The pointe shoes were totally unrealistic lol

[jacky]

This is an early reader so the text is simple. Short sentences and easy vocabulary. I did like the vocabulary is targeted towards dancing words. Many princesses are featured. It is very cliche as far as what the princesses do - pretty much dancing and day dreaming of clothes and princes. But, if your child likes that sort of thing already, you can use that to help them practice reading.

[Dolly]

Simple story that shows the Disney princesses wearing ballerina costumes. What more could any little girl want? We gave these books out as part of our party favors for our youngest daughter's birthday party.

[Rosa]

This book says it's an easy reader but I really felt like it was more of picture book so that's how I'm classifying it. The princesses each make an appearance either dancing or dreaming of dancing. Very simple but little girls who know the princesses will be happy.

[Sarah - All The Book Blog Names Are Taken]

East to read princess story about dancing, which my toddler loves. Weird that Snow White was first just referred to as 'a princess' though, then they started using her name. Also glad to see less if Aurora for a change.

[Rosa Cline]

This is a level 2 book, has many words that are repeatative so it would be an easier book for a merging beginner reader.

It shows several of the Disney Princess in the story about how they all dream of being a dancer and how they do become one.

[donewithdora]

No storyline, but thrilling for a little girl to see the princesses doing ballet.

[Traci]

Mikaela read to me!!

[carissa]

Recommended Ages: grades K-1

Five Disney princesses dream of being ballerinas in seperate, easy-to-read vignettes.

[Jamie]

Odd illustrations, absolutely no story. The only positive thing I can say is that the words were easy for my new reader to sound out on her own.

[Eric]

Two of Ella's favorite things. Easy reader book, so pretty short read.

[Tiffany]

This is a great book for advanced Kindergarten readers. My daughter asked me to give this book 5 stars.

[Sarah]

My baby loved seeing the "princesses" that she has on her diapers in a story, but not sure I loved it.

[Rebekah]

I couldn't read this without cringing. It's a ridiculous affront to ballet and even to the Princesses.

[Jane]

Cute and simple, would be especially good for a child who loves to dance.

[Sarah A]

Great Disney princess book - features Aurora, Cinderella, Belle and Ariel. Nice ballet moves and am good words for early readers. However no story whatsoever and rather disjointed!

[Kaethe]

It's easy enough to imagine the pitch meeting: "What do girls love? Princesses and ballerinas. Let's give 'em both". I don't blame the writer. But someone has to pay.

[Conquering]

A nice easy reader with the Disney princesses.