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The World Is Yours
This beautifully illustrated picture book encouraging young children to follow their dreams features the beloved Disney Princesses!
Every big moment starts with a dream--for adventure, for freedom, for something more--and no one knows that better than the Disney princesses. In this beautifully illustrated hardcover storybook, Ariel, Mulan, Belle, Cinderella, and more fan-favorite Disney Princesses will encourage and inspire children ages 3 to 7 to dream big, believe in themselves, and follow their hearts.
The Disney Princess franchise dreams, creates, and celebrates the most magical adventures, each woven around a relatable, empowered heroine who delights everyone and inspires kids to realize their full potential.
Every big moment starts with a dream--for adventure, for freedom, for something more--and no one knows that better than the Disney princesses. In this beautifully illustrated hardcover storybook, Ariel, Mulan, Belle, Cinderella, and more fan-favorite Disney Princesses will encourage and inspire children ages 3 to 7 to dream big, believe in themselves, and follow their hearts.
The Disney Princess franchise dreams, creates, and celebrates the most magical adventures, each woven around a relatable, empowered heroine who delights everyone and inspires kids to realize their full potential.
32 pages, Hardcover
Published July 7, 2020
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October 10, 2020
A beautifully illustrated and inspirational book featuring the Disney Princesses with an empowering message about dreaming big!
September 17, 2020
When I came upon this book the cover character seemed very familiar to me and then it clicked on me that it resembled Belle although not quite the Disney version. As a result I was intrigued with it since of that factor and the title, which reminded me of a Disney inspirational or quote book. Even so the description of the book, though, threw me as it said it was a Disney Princess storybook.
It's safe to say, though, that my instincts were right on this and that this isn't a Disney Princess storybook but instead a Disney Princess inspirational read. The book is split into two parts with the first part exploring the motivating force of dreams such as a bit of magic, adventure, something more, etc. Meanwhile the second part explores what it takes or doesn't take from the reader to make one's dreams come true.
The book is illustrated with just a handful of the Disney Princess cotillion as only Rapunzel, Cinderella, Mulan, Ariel, Jasmine and Belle appear. But each of these princesses illustrates two different page spreads - one for each section. And these pages are illustrated to tie the princess with the dream and trait(s) most relatable to the princess.
These illustrations are a bit on the so-so side for me. They aren't the classic animated illustrations that you see with Disney Princesses but a stylized cartoonish format. As a result there are some elements - usually the eyes - that just weren't right and other elements like the color of Belle's horse that doesn't quite fit the canon.
Otherwise the writing was very simple to read and follow while giving its message to the reader in a style that less is more. Furthermore instead of following the trend that blasts each of the Disney movies for teaching children horrible and outdated messages in their movies the book seeks to find the positive message from the film's female protagonist.
As a result it makes for a good and inspiring yet fast read. As such I would recommend it for those who are looking for a special milestone gift for the Disney fans in their lives.
It's safe to say, though, that my instincts were right on this and that this isn't a Disney Princess storybook but instead a Disney Princess inspirational read. The book is split into two parts with the first part exploring the motivating force of dreams such as a bit of magic, adventure, something more, etc. Meanwhile the second part explores what it takes or doesn't take from the reader to make one's dreams come true.
The book is illustrated with just a handful of the Disney Princess cotillion as only Rapunzel, Cinderella, Mulan, Ariel, Jasmine and Belle appear. But each of these princesses illustrates two different page spreads - one for each section. And these pages are illustrated to tie the princess with the dream and trait(s) most relatable to the princess.
These illustrations are a bit on the so-so side for me. They aren't the classic animated illustrations that you see with Disney Princesses but a stylized cartoonish format. As a result there are some elements - usually the eyes - that just weren't right and other elements like the color of Belle's horse that doesn't quite fit the canon.
Otherwise the writing was very simple to read and follow while giving its message to the reader in a style that less is more. Furthermore instead of following the trend that blasts each of the Disney movies for teaching children horrible and outdated messages in their movies the book seeks to find the positive message from the film's female protagonist.
As a result it makes for a good and inspiring yet fast read. As such I would recommend it for those who are looking for a special milestone gift for the Disney fans in their lives.
July 3, 2020
Great addition to anyone’s Disney collection!
August 25, 2020
The story is nice and all, but the four stars are for the gorgeous illustrations.
May 3, 2021
The illustrations are absolutely beautiful!!
May 18, 2021
Beautiful illustrations but not really a story
May 16, 2024
A beautifully illustrated book with a sweet and simple message. It did leave a little to be desired, but Disney fans will love it.
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