Princess Anastasia

by Jan Carr

Book Overview

Every young girl dreams of being a princess. Imagine living in a world of glittering crowns and gala balls. Anya, an orphan girl with no memory of her past, wants all of this, too. But even more than... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0006646697
• ISBN13: 9780006646693
• Release Date: March 1998
• Publisher: Picture Lions
• Length: 24 Pages
• Weight: 0.26 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Images arent the Original Movie

Even though the images of this book arent from the original movie exactly, I still loved it! It came in this beautiful color pencil style that still captured the original beauty! Just added a little style.

Journey to the Past

So what if this book isn't historically correct? Kids are too young to understand the real truth of Anastasia, and it's even more difficult for them to understand who's higher in ranks of royalty. This book is meant for kids to enjoy the wonder and beauty of Anastasia. It's based on the 20th Century Fox movie, and it is great. So please, STOP COMPLAINING ABOUT HOW INACCURATE THIS MOVIE OR ANY OF THESE PRODUCTS ARE!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Just let the kids enjoy what they see: more fantasy and adventure movies, less reality and action movies.

Anastasia-A Magical Movie as well as a magical book!

Okay, first things first! As a huge fan of Anastasia I of course purchased this book, and I see that all of these older people are giving anything Anastasia related a bad rap. I bet if it were a storybook for the 1956 version of Anastasia they wouldn't be so judgmental. This book has lush poem-like text and really beautiful breathtaking paintings/pictures that aren't reproductions but drawn special just for this book. The cover is also really beautiful and sparkly. It could be used as bedtime reading though it is a little short but anyone ANY age could read this and enjoy it too. People need to look past the fact that this movie is based on the REAL Anastasia Nicholaievna Romanov {Who I know much about as well as her family!} And just accept the MOVIE itself for what it is, not it's true history, which it is not!