This book is amazing! It's about Ariel (from the Little Mermaid) and 2 of her friends, Jasmine (from Aladdin) and Yukiko (from Snow White). The girls are all taking ballet class. The story is about a production of the Nutcracker and Ariel hoping to play the part of Clara. I'm 8 years old and love to read the Disney Girl books!

This story is amazing. Jasmine's (from Aladdin) parents think Jasmine's old enough for Boarding school. Will her friend's help her out or will she have to go... Find out when you read this story,"Good-bye Jasmine?".

I really liked this book. I love Disney, and I own all these books except for the three newest ones. This book is as good as the others, and it's one book I will read over and over again:-)

The second book in the Princess series, A Room in the Attic is a heartwarming tale based upon The Little Princess. I read the entire series when I was younger and they became my favorite books for many years. They are still, in my opinion, wonderful works of literature.

It's great. It goes off gymnastics a teeny bit, though. But you'll still enjoy it. Monica is unhappy about her height which might threaten her gymnastics career, but when she meets Dr. Thayer, she is happy. Yikes! Monica has to choose between Dr. Thayer and SGA. A great read and perfect for people struggling between decisions.

Being a girl who grew up in Orlando in the shadow of Walt Disney World, and being someone who loves Disney like patriots love America, I had to get the Disney Girls series even though I am in my late twenties. I enjoy the light reading, but the backs of most books promise the girls actually "becoming those princesses", and I noticed little of that. I was expecting scenes, well, where Paula stopped being called Paula and was called Pocahontas instead, and we were transported back to her historical world. But the action pretty much stays in the present. Being a Disney annual passholder, I do notice some inconsistencies when the girls visit Disney. For instance, in this volume, it should be pointed out that Space Mountain does NOT go upside down--at least the Orlando version doesn't. Still, it was fun collecting and reading these books.

I loved this book when i was in second grade. i am now in 7th, and i reread it and still liked it. I do think it is for younger readers, but ones who can manage a few tough words. i really liked the storyline, and the whole plot is really realistic. I loved the characters, and it does seem likely that someone would write wrong adresses (i know i have!). My favorite preson in this book, however, was Paula, because she really is determined (my favorite varies from book to book).I have been to Disney before, and it seems to be a very close likeness as to the story. i reccomended the book to my 1st grade younger sister, and she loved it too, although my mom had to help her with some of the words. I really think that if you love Disney characters, Disney, Magic, or Herbs/Rock Climbing/Acting/Storytelling/Cooking/Karate, you will like this book.

I dore this book! I started to read the first one in the plane and everything became totally magical. I am so happy that the author did a super speacial in WDW!!! That just made it even more magical. I reread this book at least FIVE times. I just wish that the author would write the books from number 1 to number 30, so we could share the magic continuesly!

This book (and its sequels) are some of the best guilty pleasures I've ever had. They are good, enchanting children's novels that stay good into your teens (as I can say, seeing as I've reread them this year and I'm 15). I've loved these books for years, and I'd recommend them to any little girl.

I read this book several years ago and LOVED it. I want the sequels, and the original story (Molly's Heart). I lost it :( If anyone has one they'd like to sell, let me know.

These books are great! I read them when I was young untill the covors came off and the pages fell out I love these books the bring "The little Princess" into the present and splits it up into three books, perfect for kids just starting to read chapter books, I would recomend them to any little girl who isn't really into R.L. Stine or horror stories

MAYA RESNIKOV IS GREAT AT GYMNASTICS,BUT MORE THAN ANYTHING SHE DESPERATELY WANTS TO FIT IN WITH HER NEW FRIENDS, ESPECIALLY HER NEW STEPSISTER,KELLY REYNOLDS. KELLY AND HER FRIENDS KNOW EVERYTHING ABOUT AMERICAN POP CULTURE;MAYA DOESN'T. BUT...SHE'S MAKING IT HER MISSION TO FIND OUT. MAYA RESEACHES ALL SHE CAN:FOOD,FASION,MUIC,TV.AND ANYTHING ELSE SHE CAN FIND! (I RECOMEND THIS BOOK TO CHILDREN AGES:7-12)

Maya is from Russia and is the best Silver Star in her team. But, she wants to fit in with the other girls in the Silver Stars. So, she copies her American step-sister, Kelly.Kelly gets bugged by that asks Maya what is the matter.Maya tells her and Kelley understands. Kelley helps Maya to know the other Silver Stars better.It all turns out to be a happy ending and Maya turns out to be one of the "girls".

I am 8 year old girl, who loves to read almost as much as I like to do gymnastics!!! I like reading about it, but not quite as much as I like doing it! I think this book is very realistic! I particularly like Maya.

Just wanted to express how much I love the Disney Girls series. I'm an adult who also happens to be an aspiring author for this same age group and I found this series to be quite enjoyable. I know that these characters will someday, years and years from now, be as "classic" as Cinderella, Snow White, etc...

Keep up the good work!

This is the conclusion of Molly Stewart's story. Molly is the daughter of Michael Stewart, a famous movie director and producer, and was recently orphaned. Now, the headmistress of the boarding school Glenmore which she attends, Ms. Thacker makes Molly work life a slave. Molly's life becomes miserable. Then, one morning, Molly wakes up warm and comfortable, and she finds that her small, freezing attic room has been made over! Who is this magical person helping Molly when no one else will? This is a very good book!