I have to agree with the other reviewers here. The formatting and some pictures were poor. I thought the problem might have been that I have a first generation nook with only B&W capability but the pictures were blurry anyway. I though the arrangement and layout left something to be desired and could not hold my toddlers interest long enough to finish though he loves to help me turn pages on the nook. ( )

While on the Disney vacation, it is a nice book to read and point to actual structure. This book has some pictures from Disney which are easily recognizable whereas some will be hard to find even for a Disney veteran. I would have appreciated if all the images in the picture were of objects easily found at Disney ( )

The idea of this book is great but the execution is really only fair. Each page shows a picture of a location in Disney World and identifies it with a shape. If the locations were all from within the parks (maybe just the Magic Kingdom,) the book would be more engaging for young children. As is, many of the pictures could have been taken anywhere. It would be a nice pre-trip book to use with a young one and then continue shape identification during the visit. ( )

I received this ebook as a part of Library Thing's member giveaway. I really wanted to like it, as I appreciate authors' offering free ebooks in exchange for reviews - however, this one's a dud. The formatting isn't professional, some of the pictures were blurry, and I couldn't keep my son's attention long enough to read him the entire book. The premise behind this book is teaching children about different geometric shapes using pictures of disneyworld. Okay concept, but it didn't work in this book. I dislike giving negative reviews, but this one's simply not worth your money or your time ( )