I played both sides of this LeapPad game with my 4 yr old (one side has Cinderella, the other has Ariel) - and we had fun. As with most leapPads, the storyline and the verbal cues are a little too delayed when prompting the child to do certain activities and she wanted to wing through the pages quickly because she didn't wait to listen for what to do next. I like the LeapPads, though, because they are more "book-like" than video games and I feel like she's interacting with the characters. I like the drawing feature on this one, where she can trace the shooting stars with the pen. It's a Nice, Happy product overall.

This would be a very nice book for the pre-school set. The problem is with the actual LeapPad that is difficult even for an adult to get to work properly. It just keeps repeating itself. Maybe we have a defective LeapPad. I don't think the book is at fault. I would rate it higher if it worked properly on our machine.

My daughter loves the Princess from Duisney and she loves to count, perfect combination!!