Cinderella: A Royal Friend

Cinderella: A Royal Friend by Lisa Ann Marsoli, illustrated by Disney Storybook Art Team

Cinderella helps work with orphans. One girl accidentally ends up in a dressmaker area because everyone else thinks she belongs. She takes advantage of it at first, but later repents and still gets a dress in the end.

Mulan: Khan to the Rescue

Mulan: Khan to the Rescue by Calliope Glass, illustrated by Disney Storybook Art Team

Mulan's horse leads her to the apple tree where Mulan helps rescue grandma. 

Aladdin: The Desert Race

Aladdin: The Desert Race by Catherine Hapka, illustrated by Disney Storybook Art Team

Jasmine has a fast horse, but it will only go for her. The ruler wants Aladin to race instead. Aladdin gets genie to be the "horse". Jasmine races in disguise. Aladdin and Jasmine both beat the "bad guy". However, Aladin is disqualified. There are bits of humor, in this predictable knock off.

Frozen Big Golden Book

Frozen Big Golden Book by Bill Scollon, illustrated by Disny Storybook Artists

This is a fairly good telling of the Frozen movie. It actually has a real story rather than the garbage that is in most of the Disney movie adaptations.

Tangled: Rapunzel's Story

Tangled: Rapunzel's Story by Tennant Redbank, illustrated by Disney Storybook Art Team

Rapunzel is locked away with a witch who uses her hair to preserve her life. A thief comes in and she wants to escape. they have an adventure, but the witch tries to get her back. She falls for the thief and discovers that she is a princess. It is the regular story told in a disney way.

Numbers Are Everywhere: Sophia the First

Numbers Are Everywhere by Thea Feldmann, illustrated by Character Building Studio and Disney Storybook Art Team

This is a phonics book that counts from one to four. It is only for kids that really like Sophia the First.

Super Animals! (Disney Zootopia) (Step into Reading)

Super Animals! (Disney Zootopia) (Step into Reading) by Rico Green (Author), The Disney Storybook Art Team (Illustrator)

This book has something of a story, but it is just short descriptions of the various animals. It also includes a number of "cards" that also have the details for the animals. It is very much a Disney marketing tie in.

Pet Friends Forever! (Disney Princess: Palace Pets)

Pet Friends Forever! (Disney Princess: Palace Pets) by Andrea Posner-Sanchez

Six princess "sidekick" bets get their bios. Then there is a section explaining how each pet became associated with the princess and then a quiz for you to find the best pet for you. It is blatant commercialism.

The Little Mermaid: A Special Song

The Little Mermaid: A Special Song by Lisa Ann Marsoli and Disney Storybook Art Team

A mermaid has a great voice, but is playing cymbals instead of singing. Ariel takes her to do explorations and other things that she was scared of. Later Ariel loses her voice before the big performance and this mermaid has to perform. It is a very tite version of modern "overcome fears" values.

Pocahontas: A Little Mischief

Pocahontas: A Little Mischief by Rebecca L. Schmidt, illustrated by Disney Storybook Art Team

A necklace has gone missing. There is also some food missing. Pocahontas traces down the food thief - a raccoon. She befriends it and the raccoon helps get the necklace back from the crow that stole it. It goes on a bit too long - even though it is only a 5 minute story.

Friends Together

Friends Together: Reading Adventures Sofia the First Level Pre-1 Boxed Set by Thea Feldmann, illustrated by Character Building Studio and Disney Storybook Art Team

Friends X together. Repeat a few times. This is a very simple super easy reader. It is part of a Sofia the first box set collection. Kids could learn the pattern to repeat. Only for kids that like Sofia the First.