Books with title Disney Lion King: The Little Lion King

This magical childrens story brings the wonderful world of Disney's The Lion King to life with beautifully illustrated scenes straight from the movie! Featuring a padded cover perfect for little hands and for displaying in a childrens treasured collection, this beautiful tale is great for encouraging young children to read with easy to read text and familiar characters.

This magical childrens story brings the wonderful world of Disney's The Lion King to life with beautifully illustrated scenes straight from the movie! Featuring a padded cover perfect for little hands and for displaying in a childrens treasured collection, this beautiful tale is great for encouraging young children to read with easy to read text and familiar characters.

In a land far away established a country of chickens. There lived a filial and kind little cock, Kidd. When he was ten, Kidd rescued an old fox, who cast a spell on him and prevented him from growing up ever since then. The little cock was discriminated against his look and no one wanted to be his friend, except the animals in the forest.One day, Kidd’s father was bitten by a poisonous snake while working in the woods. Only the best medicine owned by the King could cure him, but how could they get it from the King?It was just around the time when the King planned to retire. A royal announcement was made to the public that whoever passed the King’s four tests could become the new king. But if one failed, all of his feathers would be plucked as a punishment. Lots of roosters tried, but no one succeeded. In order to get the best medicine from the King for his father, Kidd decided to take up the challenge despite the risk of injuries or death. The King’s tests were tough and even dangerous, but Kidd never gave up. With love, courage, faith and friendship, Kidd saved his father and became the new king in the end.The main characters of well-known fairy tales are mostly handsome princes or beautiful princesses. Influenced by common values, people tend to pursue the beautiful and shun the ugly. In the real life, children who look different from regular people are often discriminated against or marginalized. The story “Kidd, the Little King” is about love, faith, courage and friendship. Through the little, imperfect character, Kidd, we hope that children can learn to respect and appreciate the differences of others. And in the process of character development, children can learn the lesson that even life is imperfect, but they can still face challenges bravely and overcome the difficulties that are thrown their ways.