The Great Fairy Race (Disney Fairies) (Step into Reading)

by Tennant Redbank and Walt Disney Company

Book Overview

GET READY. GET SET. Go! A flash of light signals the start of the Great Fairy Race. The rules are simple: whoever crosses the finish line first, wins. But the fairies can't use their own wings or legs... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0736425241
• ISBN13: 9780736425247
• Release Date: April 2008
• Publisher: RH/Disney
• Length: 48 Pages
• Weight: 0.26 lbs.
• Dimensions: 9.0" x 0.2" x 6.0"

Customer Reviews

gets read over and over at our house!

This book is fabulous! My little girl is in love with the disney fairies. She is 3 years old and these books are perfect. Right now, we read them to her. But, as she gets older they are perfect to help her learn to read. We will get a lot of mileage out of them. It is just the right length to read 2 or 3 at bedtime. And, it entertains mom and dad too. The illustrations are beautiful in the story. We also have "The Great Fairy Berry Bake Off". Love it as well. The disney fairies "chapter" books are great on audio cd for long car rides. My daughter intently listens to the story instead of constantly asking "Are we there yet?". Lifesavers! A great alternate to Disney Princesses. You can only do so much Cinderella and Ariel!

Great Beginner Book

This is a great book for kids beginning to read I bought this book for my 5 year old and she loves it, beautiful pictures and large type makes it a great book for little girls. My 21/2 year old loves to listen to the story as well.

Great self-reading book

This book is a great one for my second grader to read alone or to others. It helps that she is a huge fan of Tinkerbell and the Disney Fairies.

Slow and steady wins the race.

The Great Fairy Race is a fantatic book for children just learning to read. Our favourite Disney fairies are having a race, but the fairies are not allowed to use their wings or feet. They each choose something different to get them to the finish line. Beck rides a squirrel, Rani is riding Brother Dove, Silvermist surfs a wave and Tink races her own pots and pans car. Each fairy runs into trouble along the way though, so who wins the race? The words in the story are not too long, yet not overly simplistic, and the print is large and easy to read. The beautiful Disney illustrations on each page will help those learning to read to understand what is happening in the story. My 5-yr-old twin girls started school this year and while we love reading the Disney Fairy chapter books together, this level is perfect for them just starting out. Highly recommended!

Finally, a fairy step into reading book

My daughter age 5 loves the Disney fairies and loves this book because she can read it. I like the book because it is a twist on the "Tortoise and the Hare".