The part about Mickey being small and the giant being big reminded me of the Bible (David and Goliath). And a stone does play a role in both stories, just not in the same way. Mickey uses tasks to outsmart the giant. ( )

I like this book and it sends a positive message to students about how to solve problems no matter how big they are, there is always a solution to it. ( )

It a good book to teach children about bravery. I love how Disney uses his characters to retell an age-old story. ( )

(The full review is on my blog. An excerpt follows.)

The story is great–-I'm a sucker for retellings of classic folk tales, and I definitely support exposing children to these stories that are the foundations of so much modern literature.

The illustrations are lovely and colorful. As expected of a children's book, it's quite possible to understand the story just by looking at the pictures.

Mickey Meets the Giant is a great, fun book for kids. ( )

This is a great "fun to read" book for children k-2. It is full of adventure and a lesson.