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It hurts when people don't believe her, but maybe that's because she tells too much story
This book was pretty good. It was a cute story of Ariel and her sisters when they were younger, and it was great for The Little Mermaid fans who can’t get enough of Ariel. My only issue with it was that it did move through the story rather quickly. I would have loved a little more detail in the story but it was still a cute book.
3.5 Stars
Cute easy graphic novel for princess fans. I’d hand this to 2nd-3rd grade.
I liked this graphic novel pretty well. I felt like the story was a bit meh but I know they were trying to write it simply for beginning readers so it's cool. I just wish they had diversified the pictures and plot a bit more. It seemed like every page you were looking at the same picture of Ariel talking to her sisters.
"I liked the story because Ariel's sisters didn't listen to her when she told them there was a real animal living in the cave named Spike. Spike took Aquata's bracelet because his parents are so worried about having some babies. He thought taking them presents would make them happy. So Spike took Aquata's bracelet as a present but it wasn't his to take." -Cadee, age 7
O my my goshhhhhh soooooo cuteeeee. I actually never knew Ariel sisters name but now I know_aquata, andrina , arista , attina , adella and alanaAriel's six sisters are unique in there own way . They are caring , thoughtful and kind . They look after each other and have a strong sense of family When Ariel tell her sisters about spike_We have better things to do then look for imaginary monster _What if she is telling the truth ???_then we have better things to do then look for real monster _ good
This was a cute little story. It goes over the value of trust and friendship. Ariel loves telling stories to her six older sisters, but sometimes they are too much for her sisters to believe. True to her classic Disney self, Ariel is as curious as ever. She doesn't judge too quickly, and she is persistent. A fun tale.
