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Recommended Reading Disney Reads Easy Books Title Call # Brave: Big bear, Little bear E Ame Dusty flies high E Ame The Good Dinosaur: Crash, Boom, Roar E Ame Moana finds the way E Ame Quest for the heart E Ame Toy Story 3 E Aue Just one of the princes E Bae Oh no! (or, How my science project…. E Bar Fire Crew E Ber Planes Pals E Ber To protect and serve E Ber 101 Dalmatians E Bob Disney Storybook Collection E Dis Disney’s The Lion King E Dis Disney’s The rescuers E Dis Walt Disney’s Jungle Book E Dis The Good Dinosaur: a friend in the wild E Dou Meet fawn, the animal talent fairy E Fox Pooh’s Halloween Pumpkin E Gai WALL-E: a read– aloud storybook E Gar A walk in the park E Gold Walt Disney’s Bambi E Gra Frozen: The best birthday ever E Gre Disney’s Atlantis, the lost empire E Hap Disney’s Lilo & Stitch E Hap Sofia the first E Hap Walt Disney’s Sleeping Beauty E Hap A sister more like me E Hic Brontosaurus breath E Hig Dad’s favorite toy E Hig Across the sea E Hom Racing for good E Hom Sofia’s first Christmas E Isr A cake to bake E Jor Just like me E Jor A princess can E Jor The sweetest spring E Jor Updated: September 2017 Recommended Reading Disney Reads Easy Books Title Call # Winter wishes E Jor The knight night guard E Kos Journey into the Mind E Lag Travel like a princess E Lag Disney’s Pocahontas: Where’s Flit? E Lin The Little Mermaid: The story of Ariel E Lit Sleeping Beauty E Man Bolt E Mar A friend for life E Mar Pooh’s honey adventure E Mar Forever friends E Mar Dinosaur: a read-aloud storybook E Mic Mama Hook knows best: a pirate parent’s…. E Osb Elena of Avalon: A palace fit for a princess E Par As big as a whale E Pos A royal wedding album E Pos Sofia’s royal world E Pos Sofia the second E Pos Brave: One perfect day E Ris Tinkering Tink E Ris Cars 3 E Sax Dory’s Story E Sco The good dinosaur E Sco Finding Dory: Ocean of color E Sco Zootopia: The big case E Sco Meet Rosetta E Sis Tangled E Smi Toy Story 2 E Sue Princess Tiana and the royal ball E Tar Lots of bots E Tho Best Dad in the sea E Tyl Walt Disney’s Snow White E Wal Walt Disney’s The Little Mermaid E Wal Anna’s best friends E Web Finding Dory: Big fish, little fish E Web Baby McStuffins E Wei Winnie the Pooh and Tigger, too E Win Big dinosaur, little dinosaur E Woo Tangled: A dazzling day E Woo Updated: September 2017 .

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Digital Surrealism: Visualizing Walt Disney Animation Studios
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