Hello Kitty Becomes a Princess

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Summary: Young girls should love it
Review: My 3 and a half year old daughter loves this Hello Kitty series, especially this particular one.

What makes this a good purchase is that these stories are very G-rated and harmless. The best word to describe it is "innocuous". These retelling of fairy tales are watered down so that they won't scare the young ones too much. And because the overall plot of the story is that these characters are just putting on a play, it's one more layer removed from reality.

Rating:
Summary: Young girls should love it
Review: Please notice the cover says for ages 2-5 - my 8yo daughter, who loves Hello Kitty, does not like this series from MGM. That's all the review I need, but I watched it anyway. It's cheaply done cartoon style is more reminiscent of the Saturday Morning cartoons from the 80s than the Hello Kitty my family knows and loves! I would avoid this title.

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Summary: Not like other Hello Kitty titles
Review: Please notice the cover says for ages 2-5 - my 8yo daughter, who loves Hello Kitty, does not like this series from MGM. That's all the review I need, but I watched it anyway. It's cheaply done cartoon style is more reminiscent of the Saturday Morning cartoons from the 80s than the Hello Kitty my family knows and loves! I would avoid this title.

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Summary: The very essence of cuteness!
Review: This DVD is cute and funny at the same time! Hello Kitty and her friends on putting on shows for the school play and they act out (and take a modern day spin on) five different fairy tales including Cinderkitty, Kitty Locks, Kitty and the Beast, Sleeping Kitty, and Snow White Kitty and the One Dwarf. I am a "grown-up princess" and still laughed out loud at this fun, feel-good set of cartoons. Definately recommended!