Toy to Toy (Disney/Pixar Toy Story 3)

by Tennant Redbank, Caroline Egan (Illustrator), Adrienne Brown (Illustrator)

Book PaperbackPublication 5/4/2010 32Reading Age 5 and Up

Genres: Childrens, Picture Books

32 pages, Paperback

First published December 18, 2013

About the author

Also writes under the names Jennifer Dussling and Jen Arena

Reviews

[Danielle Robertson Robertson]

This isn't really a story, more of an introduction to characters in the movie. It's a bit creepy that the villian in the movie seems such a wonderful friend in the book. I guess they don't want to spoil it?

[Aahan Christian]

This is great book

[Kelly Chester]

Super great book

[Tiffany Jolly]

Toy Story 3: Toy to Toy (Step into Reading level 1)
Fiction: picture story book Rhyme, adventure
Redbank, Tennant. Toy Story 3: Toy to Toy. Illus by Caroline Egan and Scott Tilley. Random House Books for Young Readers, 2010, 32, primary.
In Toy Story 3: Toy to Toy, Buzz and Woody arrive at their new home, where Andy their owner and many other toys live. Large text and easy words is a brilliant start for beginner readers, as well as the computer generated illustrations that are stylized and keep the reader intrigued.
Activity: Select key words for the story, for example Piggy Bank. Have students write the word on a sheet of paper and then draw a picture, this way the student an associate the word with a picture.

[Lynn Davidson]

Nicely illustrated, basically an introduction of the characters in the movie. Probably good for early readers and those not yet reading but who will appreciate the images.

[Megan Sutherland]

This book is a great example of telling how everyone is different and has unique qualities. It shows how even though people are different, they can still get along. It is also a good book for when a new student comes into the class. It can show them as well as the others to accept everyone for who they are.

[Findlay Pennekamp]

This is one big commercial for Toy Story. On the bright side, I will know every character's name well before I ever watch a movie. On the down side, really? Could you not have added a hint of plot or enjoyment to this piece of commercialization?

[Danny]

The only thing this book has in common with the movie is the characters. Danny can quote the descriptions verbatim (and does, every time he breaks out his TS toys).

[Tommy]

The only thing this book has in common with the movie is the characters.

[Kaylin and Liam]

5 years old

[Liz]

I would definitely keep this in my classroom library. Beginning reader with a story most kids like.

[Jessica]

Toy to Toy is a good tool for learning how to read if the child likes the different characters from the movie. Skip if you're looking for a book with any sort of story line.

[Emily Woodard]

I like Lotso the Bear and all the Toy Story Characters. I would tell my friend's to read this book.

[Mr. Danny Arévalo]

Level 1 reading! I checked this book out from my local library so that my son can practice reading. He loved it!