The Lion King Deluxe Step Into Reading (Disney the Lion King)

*EDIT, I EDITED MY REVIEW TO SHOW YOU HOW BIG IS IT , SO YOU CAN GET SOME IDEA . MY 3 YEAR HOLDING IT*Bought it on world book day for my toddler . As he is obsessed with Simba . He dressed up as simba for his nursery. Book arrived on time but Its quite small in size although I expected it to be big ( for me it's fine because I bought it for my 3 years old toddler) .Anyway my little one is chuffed with it , very brightly printed and nice photos story and great for beginners. Last 2 pages are full of stickers which is a treat for him lol 😁 he used all of them stickers to stick on his 12V electric car and bike . Price is quite high as compared to the quality but it's fine as my toddler enjoyed this book so much . He still have it but few pages are torn already .

I usually love these books as they have been great at encouraging my daughter to learn to read. The stickers that normally come with them are great to bribe her with but this book came without the stickers it was supposed to. 1 very unhappy little girl

Looks used, pages and front cover not bright and crisp.Looks secondhand.Brought for a gift, yet unable to give due to appearance. Disappointed

Product was in perfect condition, and shipping was quick. The Reading Level 2 is suitable for my 7 year-old, who read it to me as soon as she received it. Thank you!

Book is good but stickers are not there. delivery was late too

This book is really good for young readers. Toddlers love it plus it has stickers! They summed up the story good and the illustration is amazing. Highly recommend if you got young kids and if they love Lion King. I will definitely be ordering more like this

This book has great illustrations and the words are a good size for a beginning reader.

My 2.5yo loves this book. (She’s currently obsessed with lions). That said, I did not notice the “stage 2” until after buying. It’s very simple language which would be great for beginner readers. 1 sentence per page, no conjunctions, easy language. I also forgot how violent Lion King is (spoiler lol) but I guess it’s good they don’t say “Mufasa dies” or “Simba killed Scar”; they use gentler language. She loves it and asks to read it every night and has memorized the words :)