disney characters

Presents step-by-step instructions for drawing Disney characters, including Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Daisy Duck, Goofy, and Pluto.

"Celebrate the Disney Princess characters with this collection of more than 50 recipes. Also included are tips on throwing a Disney Princess tea party. Featuring little bites, savory and sweet bakes, tiny sandwiches, and drinks for a tea party"--Adapted from back cover.

Provides step-by-step instructions for drawing Disney/Pixar characters, including Woody, Sulley, Mater, Nemo, and many others, as well as tips about tools and materials.

Text and illustrations present a guide to Auradon Prep school, that focus on places to see, people to know, things to bring, classes to take, and more.

A collection of 12 stories, designed to be read in about five minutes each, including such characters as the Aristocats, Lady and the Tramp, and the 101 Dalmatians.

"Sora, Donald, and Goofy have defeated Ansem and restored the world. But beyond the dark door--a door that had to be closed--Riku and King Mickey remain. And so the trio sets off again on a journey to find Riku and the king. As they progress through Castle Oblivion and encounter agents from the mysterious Organization XIII on the way, Sora and his friends begin losing their memories. What does it mean to hold something dear? And in the end, what path will Sora choose?"--Back cover.

Explore the worlds of eight best-loved Disney princesses, as you search through busy scenes for hidden objects. Once you've found them all, turn to the back of the book for even more Look and Find challenges! -- Publisher description.

Building the most magical place on earth was no fairy tale. Learn the story behind the creation of Walt Disney World. In 1964, when Walt Disney and his brother Roy decided to build a second theme park in the Florida swamplands, they kept it super hush-hush. Why? Well, if word got out that they planned to buy up lots of land, the price would have skyrocketed. So the Disneys cleverly covered up their trail, avoiding the Orlando Airport and even using made-up names, like Walt and Roy Davis, for their flights. The deception worked. In covering the history of the "Most Magical Place On Earth," Joan Holub takes readers both behind the scenes and underneath the park (there are secret employee-only tunnels that form one big circle under the Magic Kingdom). Loaded with fun facts, this book is a great companion to Who Was Walt Disney?.

". . . read about [well-known] Disney characters and their spooky adventures!"--Provided by publisher.