Dan Taylor (5)

Cinderella is one of the very first princess stories that girls fall in love with. This series introduces Cinderella's story to the youngest fans by telling a much more simplified story through delightful illustrations and interactive pages.

Cinderella is introduced as the sister that has to cook and clean until her Fairy Godmother shows up and "ping" all her dreams have come true and she can go to the ball. Children will watch Cinderella transform by sliding sections in and out as she climbs into her pumpkin carriage. At the end of the story, they can even help Cinderella try on the glass slipper. There is a sleepy cat hidden in the pages for children to look for as well.

These high-quality board books will be a perfect addition to your home library. The interactive features and fully illustrated pages will keep toddlers busy in the car or during appointments.… (mais)

Without going into much detail and using a rhyming scheme, a child can begin to experience the fairy tales so many children (and adults) love. Aside from the story and the vibrant illustrations, the child can also look for a fox hiding on the pages. In fact, there are so many adorable animals throughout the pages of this story including peacocks, hedgehogs, bunnies, and birds.

These high-quality board books will be a perfect addition to your home library. The interactive features and fully illustrated pages will keep toddlers busy in the car or during appointments.… (mais)

Rapunzel is probably a lesser-known story from the list of fairy tales, but gained popularity again when Disney remade it into a movie titled, "Tangled". This is a much more simplified version telling Rapunzel's story of being taken from her parents and forced to live in a tower while her hair grew long. When the prince heard her singing, he came to rescue her. Through rhyming scheme, cartoon illustrations and interactive pages, toddlers and young children will find a new fairy tale to love.

The pages of this book offer a hidden mouse to find. This story is a little darker than the other fairy tales as a baby is taken by a witch and then the witch cuts Rapunzel's hair to make the prince fall. But, reminding the child that it is all make-believe will help them understand the silliness of it. With a slider at the end to bring Rapunzel and the Prince together, your child will get to be a part of the happy ending.

These high-quality board books will be a perfect addition to your home library. The interactive features and fully illustrated pages will keep toddlers busy in the car or during appointments.… (mais)