Book cover This is a children's (6 to 10 years) book about leadership, the subtitle is Leadership With Elsa. While recapping the story of Disney's Frozen, it is a combination of pointing out leadership traits within the story, and pop-up video style call-outs to movie related facts. Because this is an educational title riding on top of the fictional story of Frozen, it is categorized as a non-fiction book....
Book cover This is a book that I've known about for most of my life, and Tom Sawyer is a character that I've heard referenced through my entire life. A fairly large area of Disney's Magic Kingdom is dedicated to this book; one of my favorite places to hang out for an hour. Yet, nothing of the story was spoiled for me. First and foremost, the "...
Book Cover This is the final book of the Defy the Stars trilogy (start with reviews of book one and two). There are probably mild spoilers for the first and one major spoiler for the second book in this review of book three, so please proceed with that in mind. As I wrote in my review of Defy the Worlds, I do not recommend diving into this book without reading the previous two first....
Book cover Originally a play, then released in book form as Peter and Wendy, this book is the basis of Disney's cartoon movie, Peter Pan. The movie is surprisingly faithful to the book with the exception that Disney's version doesn't portray deaths that the book does. Problematic doesn't begin to describe this experience. Like a lot of classic literature, defenders will point out that this is a product of its time....