Tangled
Disney princess Series
What’s inside...
Relive the adventure of the hit Disney film Tangled in this beautifully illustrated storybook. At 32 pages, it's perfectly sized for a bedtime story or for developing readers. The 3D-effect lenticular cover image adds an eye-popping feature to your bookshelf! Rapunzel has been locked away in a tower her whole life, but when the handsome thief, Flynn Rider, arrives, she sees her chance to fulfill her dream of visiting the mysterious floating lights. Will this long-locked girl find her true self and realize her destiny? Enjoy a classic experience with this magical storybook.
Series reading
Non-Sequential
Age
4-8
Length
32 pages
Text complexity
Character compass
Rapunzel
Flynn Rider (Eugene Fitzherbert)
Mother Gothel
Discussion points
How do you think Rapunzel felt when she was in the tower? Can you relate to her feelings?
Rapunzel used her long hair as a tool to solve problems. What are some ways you solve problems when you encounter them?
What would you do if you were Flynn Rider and discovered Rapunzel in the tower?
How did Rapunzel and Flynn's relationship change throughout the story, and what does that teach us about friendships?
Tip: Role play these questions
Encourage your child to express their feelings about the characters’ emotions and actions, validating their thoughts and drawing parallels to their own experiences.
Discuss the problem-solving aspect by asking your child about times they've felt similar to Rapunzel and how they managed to find a solution.
While discussing the book, relate the character's actions to values like bravery, kindness, and curiosity. Point out these traits in the story and ask your child how they could apply them in their own life.
End your reading session by asking your child what they would do differently if they were one of the characters, fostering creative thinking and empathy.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: The importance of independence
Explanation: Rapunzel exhibits independence as she leaves her tower and explores the outside world, making decisions for herself.
Real-World Application: Encourages children to explore their environment, learn from new experiences, and make decisions, fostering their autonomy.
Example Lesson: The value of perseverance
Explanation: Throughout her journey, Rapunzel faces numerous challenges but remains determined to continue her search for identity and freedom.
Real-World Application: Teaches children the importance of persisting in the face of challenges, emphasizing that effort and resilience can lead to success.
Example Lesson: Understanding consequences
Explanation: Rapunzel learns that actions have consequences, as seen when her initial naivety leads to complications, which she learns to navigate wisely.
Real-World Application: Helps children understand that their actions impact themselves and others, promoting thoughtful decision-making.
Example Lesson: Building trusting relationships
Explanation: As Rapunzel and Flynn Rider grow closer, they learn to trust and rely on each other, showing the development of a strong, supportive relationship.
Real-World Application: Encourages children to build trust in relationships through honesty and mutual respect, essential skills for social interaction.
Example Lesson: Courage to seek the truth
Explanation: Rapunzel bravely pursues the truth about her past and her true identity, despite the potential risks involved.
Real-World Application: Inspires children to seek truth and understand their own histories, fostering a sense of identity and self-confidence.