This is a great way to relive the moments of the movie, spend time reading with your child, and instill in them a love for books. Many may be looking to buy a "Toy Story 3"-themed book for their children. Millions have flocked to enjoy Disney/Pixar's latest film, "Toy Story 3". If you found this review helpful, please let me know. I think you should give your audience a little more credit and think about putting out quality stories and unless you're willing to invest more in the puppets, just try to avoid the shtick altogether. Sorry Reader's Digest, but I'm going to steer clear of any more of these cheap books that you're peddling. And the puppet there was also cheap and non-functional. While that story was more age appropriate, the text made no sense whatsoever, and the moral message was mixed. The first one also had a lame schtick where a little leopard puppet was included. This is actually our second book from Reader's Digest Children's Book publishers. Soooo, if the story and the function of the book seems to be targeted to a child who is probably 5-6, why did they make the toy so lame? Besides, the story has up to 3 paragraphs (with up to 4 sentences each) on a page! THAT is not a story that you're going to be reading to a kid younger than 4. Again, this is not something many young toddlers will be able to do on their own. (I'm sort of annoyed that they didn't at least add some magnets to the feet or the head so that a kid could get a better chance of success of making it stick.) Also, the way the book is to be read: the very last page is magnetic and is to be inserted after EACH page of the story so that Woody can take part in the storytelling action. Then again, if it were targeted to such a young subset, why would they make it so difficult to use? I mean, a baby or small toddler isn't going to be able to deliberately place both hands of the doll onto the book, the fridge, or whatever it needs to stick to. I guess this is because of all the press that Earth magnets have been getting, so they decided that weaker ones would be safer. So small, it's not so easy to get him to stick to anything unless both hands are very deliberately placed.
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The photo from Amazon makes him look better than he does in real life.) They also put VERY small magnets into each of Woody's two hands. That would explain why the doll is made of a very soft fabric material (almost like a little pillow doll) and the woody character is simply ink-screened onto the fabric.
Perhaps it was meant to be baby friendly. I feel like they were trying to make this toy too many things to too many people. She spotted it on the table at breakfast and pulled the woody doll out immediately and progressed to playing with it. I thought for sure that she'd leap for joy at this.
and that's pretty bad considering that the same 4 year old is completely obsessed with all things Toy Story.
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