‘Disney Minnie Storybook Collection’ Book Review by 9 year old Vetrivel K from Chennai

Hey there book lovers, your friend Sara here! If a book is written for kids,  shouldn’t we ask the kids to tell us how they liked it?

That is exactly what we do in this wonderful section –  ‘book reviews for young readers, by young readers!’

Today 9 year old Vetrivel K from Chennai shares what he feels about his favourite book.

Vetrivel got into the habit of reading story books, after enhancing his English through Phonics Power, . He loves to read books and play chess.

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Book: Disney Minnie Storybook Collection
Author: Disney
Publisher: Penguin Random House India

I bought the book in a book stall which is in the Phoenix Mall. I got this book to enjoy reading it with my favourite Disney characters.

Inside this beautiful book there are six fabulous stories to enjoy. Solve the  mystery of the missing brownies, join the search for Pluto, and enjoy a classic  Minnie Mouse fairytale and lots more!

My favourite character in the book is Mickey Mouse which supports Minnie  Mouse in all the stories.

In this collection of stories, Minnie is a lead character, supported by her friends Mickey, Daisy, Donald duck, Pluto and Goofy on various mysteries and  adventures.

The pictures in this book are my favourite. The high quality printed pictures  explain the story easily and supports my reading habit. It is definitely a visual  explanation. The story is narrated in a simple manner were early learners can  read it easily.

My favourite part of the book is Minnie’s New Hat story because lot of adventure and excitement was there while reading the story.

I learnt to visualize the story while reading using the lovely and supporting  pictures given in each pages. I read Rapunzel and Little Red Riding hood with a lead character as Minnie, which gives different experience while reading and visualizing from its original.

My recommended age group for reading this book  8 – 12 years

Rating of the book is 4.5 out of 5*