[(The Little Mermaid (Disney Princess) )] [Author: Random House Disney] [Sep-2003]

by Dennis R. Shealy and Walt Disney Company

Book Overview

Based on the hit Disney film The Little Mermaid , this book lets even the youngest child dive into Princess Ariel's underwater adventures and her search for a handsome prince. This sturdy new series... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0140CUUNK
• Release Date: September 2003
• Publisher: Random House Inc
• Weight: 1.01 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Little girls dream book!

My 2 yr old granddaughter loves this sticker book...it's durable and the stickers are reusable...something a 2 or 3 yr. old needs to be able to do!!! The colors are so vivid even I love it!

What a beautiful book!

Just a glance at the cover art of this wonderful Little Golden Book will make you want to add it to your child's bookshelf. The story of The Little Mermaid is all here, guaranteed to capture your child's attention. The Little Mermaid is a classic, highly recommended.

The Little Mermaid by Myriah Rangel

This book is about a mermaid named Ariel, that is really fascinated by human treasures. She always wanted to be like a human. One day she sees a ship, and her and scuttle (her flying friend) went to see what it was, it was humans dancing. There had been a storm, and the human she liked was named Prince Eric and he fell in the water. He started to drown, but Ariel couldn't let her prince drown, so she took him to the surface. She sang him a beautiful song, while stroking his hair. Then his crew started to come, so she took off. Flounder her best friend who was a fish was with her later that day, and she told him about how she dreamed of seeing him again.

One of the Last Great Golden Books

When I was growing up the first books that I can remember owning were the Little Golden Books especially the Walt Disney titles. The first title that I can fondly remember was "Darby O'Gill and the Little People" that my parents bought me. What I remember most and what really interested me were the illustrations. I had seen the film in the theatre and I was really interested in having this book to go along with the movie. I spent many hours over the coarse of my childhood looking at those pictures and savoring all the enjoyment they gave me helping me relive my experience of seeing that film. "The Little Mermaid" was the first new Disney film that my daughter had ever seen in the theatre. "The Little Mermaid" was also the first Little Golden Book I purchased for her. I hadn't really looked at any of these books in years but it was almost by instinct when I picked up "The Little Mermaid" in the bookstore and brought it home for her. How knew the style of the illustrations looked, not quite the same as "Darby O'Gill and the Little People" as I remember. However, life does comes full-circle I suppose. This was always my daughter's favorite Little Golden Book. I used to read the book to her as she looked at the pictures at bedtime. None of the subsequent Little Golden Books seemed to hold the same magic that "The Little Mermaid" did for her. I just found her copy of this book in the cellar the other day. I picked it up and looked through it. I suppose this was the first time that I really looked at the illustrations, I mean really looked at them. They didn't look quite that new any more. They were beginning to show their age. I just didn't realize how many years had passed since I had purchased it. Life continues on with another circle. I am so glad that I still have this book and am able to clutch it in my hands and just remember.

Cute one to add to your bookshelf

This is the darling story of The Little Mermaid in a shortened, Golden Book version. It's the perfect length for a bedtime story for my 4 year-old. I bought lots of them and gave them as party favors for my daughter's Little Mermaid party. They were hit because it's a favor the kids actually keep instead of a bunch of trinkets. Enjoy!