Frozen: 5-Minute Frozen Stories (5-Minute Stories) Kindle Edition

My daughter was over the moon when she received this book. The stories are the perfect length for us to read two before bed. They are engaging and the images are well done.

This is a wonderful compilation of stories based on the movie Frozen! My 2 1/2 year old twins love the movie and constantly ask me to read the Frozen books we have so when I was searching for some new Frozen books on Amazon, I came upon this and had to order it. This book is absolutely perfect for any Frozen fan! The age range is older than my kids are but they are starting to want to listen to longer stories for storytime and the 5-minute storybooks are great for them because we can read just one story or multiple stories. This book has 12 stories, the first one of which is the Frozen story itself. The other 11 stories are Anna and Elsa's adventures that occur mostly when they are older, taking place after the movie. This book makes it fun for kids to imagine what Anna and Elsa are up to after the movie is over. The pictures are beautiful and my kids love to point out what the characters are doing in each picture. Like the other 5-Minute Story books, this book has a puffy cover and the stories are printed on thick paper. This book is perfect for anyone who is a Frozen fan because it's 188 pages full of Frozen stories and pictures! My kids love this book and ask for several of these stories before bedtime and sometimes they will just sit and flip through the pages. I highly recommend this book to anyone who wants a great gift for a Frozen fan!

My daughter got the princess 5 minute stories last Easter as a gift from a relative. Now that she's almost 19 months and falling asleep in her crib. I read these longer stories to her at bedtime to help her fall asleep. I don't think she was getting sick of hearing the same stories, but I was getting tired of reading the same ones. I read her 2-3 of the stories each night. I really like the princess book so I decided to look for more versions of the 5 minute stories. I found a lot of them here and decided to go with the Frozen book first, since she's in love with the movie. I'm happy with the book. I love reading other stories from the well known characters and I know she'll love reading them when she gets older. I love that there are 12 stories in the books so I can bounce around to different stories each night. Once I get worn out on this book I will be purchasing a new one. For that many stories in one book, along with the wonderful illustrations and durability of the hard cover you can't beat the price!Like I mentioned I will definitely be purchasing the other books in this collection. I have no problem recommending to anyone with a child that loves Disney characters.

My kids have been enjoying the Disney classics books and we were hoping to find a version of Frozen. This is the best we have found. The actual story of Frozen is decent. There is not a lot of depth in the storytelling, but it does hit all the main points of the story in a basic summary. I wish this book had Frozen II in it as well. Instead it has a lot of short stories without much purpose to them. My 4-year old likes reading them though. For anyone looking for a 5-minute or so version of Frozen (and/or short stories about Elsa and Anna), this is the book for you.

I just received this in the mail today, so this isn't a thorough review. I had tried to see the stories it included on here, and it wasn't able to load the other review that included a picture of the contents. That makes me suspicious as to whether it's purposely unable to view..Anyways.. I'll include the contents as well.. I like that each story, with the exception of the original Frozen story, is either 14 or 16 pages each. The Frozen story is 18. My daughter is only turning two and a half next month, but absolutely loves books and Frozen. This time span is perfect for her attention span preventing antsy or boredom, or just for the parents sake of keeping a schedule/time routine. Ok. As promised:1. Frozen2. A Royal Sleepover3. Childhood Times4. The Frozen Monster5. Elsa's Gift6. A New Friend7. Olaf's Birthday8. Babysitting the Troll Tots9. The Ice Games10. Across the Sea11. The Midsummer Parade12. Olaf's Perfect Summer Day

I know I'm in the minority when I say that, thankfully, my girls are too young to have gotten the "Frozen Fever" that seemed to infect all my other friends' kids. Honestly, not a fan of the movie. At all. But despite our movie dislike, we are HUGE fans of this book! We originally borrowed it from our local library and liked it so much that I bought it for our personal library. The artwork is vivid and captures the characters in a way that my 2 and 4 year old girls can understand, relate to, and enjoy. This book has more than just the original Frozen story, and the new stories add more depth to the characters everyone knows and loves. I personally like how Elsa and Ana have a stronger, friendlier relationship in these stories than in the movie. Even Olaf is (slightly) less annoying when you read about him enjoying his first day of summer. This book is playful and light, with a touch of humor and more than enough to interest my young children (and even me!) night after night.

This book made our summer dance camp! I used it this past summer (2016) along with music from Frozen ( and lots of other music),for a five-day, 3 1/2 hour, Creative Ballet camp for children ages 3-6 years old. The majority of the group were 4 years old. After starting the day with some coloring or rubber stamping, etc, we read a chapter from this book before getting up to dance. The length of each story is perfect for this age child. The illustrations capture the children's attention as well. It gave this group of children who didn't know each other at the start of the week, something in common to share. They couldn't wait for each day's story! For more info on using literature for children's dance, email me at: [email protected]