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Ariel's Christmas Under the Sea

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Children will love reading along with this 24-page book as the cassettes reads to them. Who can resist Sebastian singing "deck the Halls!"?

24 pages, Paperback

First published October 1, 1991

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Paula Sigman

2 books

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Profile Image for Christian Schultheiss.
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November 22, 2024
This was a super cute kind of surprising little addition to the Disney holiday collection. At first I was genuinely interested in how Ariel of all people could do Christmas. But I was pleasantly surprised when I saw her making a kelp and starfish tree and getting seashell gifts with flounder. This was a wholesome sweet little book
Profile Image for Rod Brown.
7,537 reviews286 followers
December 14, 2025
Despite her father's hatred of all things human, Ariel conspires with Flounder to celebrate Christmas in secret, making decorations for an undersea tree. But then she feels compelled to share the holiday with everyone, consequences be damned!

The war on Christmas is won! Except, without any Christian testimony, does it really count? Or is it just heathen mermaid appropriation? Of a holiday previously appropriated from heathens? So it's a full circle thing?

Anyhow, a serviceable audio version of the story with Jodi Benson voicing Ariel accompanies this less than serviceable picture book.
Profile Image for ♥♣Mary♦♠ If She So Pleases.
1,446 reviews5 followers
December 8, 2020
A nice story time read. I don't like it that Ariel thinks Christmas is just about "goodwill toward others." We don't celebrate an entire Holiday just because of goodwill.
Profile Image for Georgina Warren.
Author 1 book131 followers
November 19, 2025
This item might be harder to purchase or play the tape now that cassette tape players are getting obsolete. Maybe someone needs to convert the tape part to a disk or audiobook that readers can play on their phone or computer.

UPDATE: I found a YouTube video of this book online. A fun Christmas adventure with Ariel and her friends under the sea.
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