Campbell Books Cinderella

Absolutely in aw of how stinking cute this Book is. My daughter is 17 months and she loves making all of the pages move. Great study book and super cute interacting pages!

My little girl has just turned two and is just starting to really sit and watch Disney films, so this book was great for her. It is easy for her to do herself, such as helping Cinderella brush up, changing her into her ball gown using the tabs. It is easy enough for her to read along too and she is able to finish the words off each sentence. Short and simple, a really lovely book. I also purchased Peter Pan.

Tiene 4 páginas. Pero lo que tiene pues está bien. Para contar el cuento de cenicienta hay mejores opciones, pero para narrar un poco e inventar otro poco pues no está mal.

The is the first board book from this vendor I purchased, later I bought "The Jungle book"I didn't know that these books had "pull outs" when I purchased. Anyway, these books are of great quality, the boards are sturdy and kids enjoy it. I used to play lullabies on phone to put my daughter, 22 months) to sleep, however, I found it to be very weird and wasn't satisfied doing it, hence I once tried reading her a "Tinkle" from my collection. She loved it and I started searching for story books in the board format. Since she already had many other board books (ABC, Animals etc) this big animated one came as pleasant surprise.The books's quality and animations are great. Since the books are intended to convey the story very very briefly in about 4 flips (8 pages back to back) I'd suggest parents to make the stories very simple and just describe the contents of the page so that the kids don't get bored and are engaged as well as can relate to whats on the page.I for instance, for the cover page... say "Cinderella has nice frock", " There is fairy", "There is moon". "Where is Cinderella car?" etc.Hope this helps you decide.I've written a similar review for "The Jungle book".

Sobald meine Maus (mittlerweile 5 Monate alt) das Buch nur sieht, werden Mund, Augen und Arme ganz weit geöffnet und beim Vorlesen wird gequitscht.