The Sleeping Beauty
By Charles Perrault & Walter Crane
- Release Date: 2011-12-08
- Genre: Fairy Tales, Myths & Fables for Young Adults
Description
The Sleeping Beauty's enchanted slumber has captivated readers' hearts for centuries. And now there’s a magical new illustrated version to ring in this holiday season with joy.
The original illustrations by Walter Crane, one of the best-loved children's illustrators of his day, luminously brought to life in
this elegantly redesigned enhanced edition.
This book's edition features:
• Read aloud option enabled with professionally recorded narration by Lisa Scott, former TV news anchor.
• Original artwork by Walter Crane
• Word look up in the dictionary as well as across the book.
• Bonus feature - Sleeping Beauty symphony soundtrack
For a child who is just discovering the tale—and every adult who has loved it forever.
Reviews
The sleeping beauty
5By Icy lcyOnce up on time,there live a princess called,Jessie when she was born the king and queen ask the 3 fairy godmother to use there magic to gave Jessie gift.One gave her beauty,one gave her the pretty sound,but before the the last fairy godmother gave her gift the bad fairy godmother came she put Jessie fall asleep for 100 years.then is time for the last fairy godmother gave her a true love kiss,when her true love kiss her the spell will be gone.The king tell every price and the mans from the town to kiss her.but no one can break the spell once his friend son kiss her it work.And they live happily ever after.The Secret Garden
5By Baz ordIt is a fantastic book. Has so much great and lovely moments YGood
3By CaliAshyThis story was good as always but it definitely needs to be read aloud by another person. It sounded like a computer person was reading it aloud. Pictures were lovelyFive star for the wonderful book design
5By CP261The five stars are for the digital remastering of the original artwork, the symphony music and the book design that leverages the full screen of iPad. Our family enjoyed this ebook this holiday season.
