The Little Mermaid: A Disney Classic Review The Little Mermaid is one of the most beloved and iconic Disney classics, with its enchanting storytelling, memorable characters, and stunning animation. This collection of products offers a variety of ways to experience this timeless tale, from little golden books to keepsake stories and picturebacks. In this review, we will explore each product in detail and discuss their strengths and weaknesses. The Little Mermaid (Disney Princess) (Little Golden Book): This classic little golden book tells the story of Ariel, a young mermaid who falls in love with Prince Eric and makes a deal with Ursula to trade her voice for legs so she can win his affection. The book is well-written and engaging, with clear illustrations that bring the story to life. However, it may be too simple for younger children who are used to more complex stories. I Am Ariel (Disney Princess) (Little Golden Book): This little golden book focuses on Ariel's journey of self-discovery and learning to embrace her true identity as a mermaid. The story is heartwarming and inspiring, with clear illustrations that capture the essence of Ariel's character. However, it may be too short for younger children who are used to longer stories. The Little Mermaid Big Golden Book (Disney Princess): This large-format little golden book tells the story of Ariel in a more comprehensive way than the other two books. It includes additional details about Ursula's plan and the consequences of Ariel's deal, as well as scenes from the movie that were not included in the original story. The illustrations are detailed and vibrant, bringing the story to life in a new way. However, it may be too advanced for younger children who are used to simpler stories. Aladdin (Disney Aladdin) (Little Golden Book): This little golden book tells the story of Aladdin, a young thief who discovers a magical lamp and uses its power to become a prince. The story is engaging and entertaining, with clear illustrations that bring the characters to life. However, it may be too simple for younger children who are used to more complex stories. The Little Mermaid: The Story of Ariel: This keepsake story tells the story of Ariel in a more comprehensive way than the little golden books. It includes additional details about Ursula's plan and the consequences of Ariel's deal, as well as scenes from the movie that were not included in the original story. The illustrations are detailed and vibrant, bringing the story to life in a new way. However, it may be too advanced for younger children who are used to simpler stories. The Little Mermaid (Keepsake Stories): This keepsake story tells the story of Ariel in a more comprehensive way than the little golden books. It includes additional details about Ursula's plan and the consequences of Ariel's deal, as well as scenes from the movie that were not included in the original story. The illustrations are detailed and vibrant, bringing the story to life in a new way. However, it may be too advanced for younger children who are used to simpler stories. Disney's The Little Mermaid (Disney Princess, Pictureback®): This picturebook tells the story of Ariel in a more comprehensive way than the little golden books. It includes additional details about Ursula's plan and the consequences of Ariel's deal, as well as scenes from the movie that were not included in the original story. The illustrations are detailed and vibrant, bringing the story to life in a new way. However, it may be too advanced for younger children who are used to simpler stories. The Little Mermaid (With Original Illustrations): This book tells the story of Ariel using the original illustrations from the movie. The illustrations are detailed and vibrant, bringing the characters to life in a new way. However, it may be too advanced for younger children who are used to simpler stories. The Gingerbread Man (Keepsake Stories): This keepsake story tells the story of a gingerbread man who goes on an adventure through the forest. The illustrations are detailed and vibrant, bringing the story to life in a new way. However, it may be too advanced for younger children who are used to simpler stories. Barbie in a Mermaid Tale (Barbie) (Little Golden Book): This little golden book tells the story of Barbie as she becomes a mermaid and goes on an adventure under the sea. The story is engaging and entertaining, with clear illustrations that bring the characters to life. However, it may be too simple for younger children who are used to more complex stories. In conclusion, this collection of products offers a variety of ways to experience the classic tale of The Little Mermaid. From little golden books to keepsake stories and picturebacks, there is something for everyone in this collection. While some of the products may be too advanced for younger children, others are perfect for those who want a more comprehensive look at the story.