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Tinker Bell Soundtrack (by Various Artists, Soundtrack)

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Charming, kid-friendly songs with good messages.

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Parents need to know that there's nothing objectionable about this kid-friendly soundtrack -- unless you're trying to avoid the whole Disney Fairies phenomenon. All of the songs are good natured, with positive messages about believing in your dreams, trusting your friends, and being true to yourself. Disney favorite Selena Gomez performs, as does American Idol alum Katharine McPhee.

Positive messages: Positive messages about believing in your dreams, trusting your friends, and being true to yourself.
Violence: Not applicable.
Sex: Not applicable.
Language: Not applicable.
Consumerism: This is the soundtrack for a direct-to-DVD movie that is getting a huge marketing push from Disney.
Drinking, drugs, & smoking: Not applicable.
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Families can talk about whether the Disney Fairies have the same appeal as the Disney Princesses? Why or why not? Why do you think Disney decided to put out movies and music and other products related to the fairies? For fun, families can also discuss what life might be like for the fairies. How is their world different from ours? Would you like to be a fairy and live in Pixie Hollow for a while?

What's the story?

What's the story?

Since the Disney Princess line has been such a hit for the Mouse House, it was only a matter of time before Disney came up with something new to appeal to young girls. And Disney Fairies is just the thing. Peter Pan's sidekick Tinker Bell is leading the way (starting with her own direct-to-DVD movie), along with some other fairy friends. This upbeat 10-track collection doesn't really tell a specific story about Tinker Bell and her fairy friends, but rather lets listeners use their imagination.

Is it any good?

Is it any good?
 

The collection's general nature means you don't need to see the movie to understand and enjoy the music on the TINKER BELL SOUNDTRACK. While there aren't any jump-up-and-dance songs, the music is sweetly peaceful and serene -- just as you would imagine Pixie Hollow (where the fairies live) to be. Amidst all this serenity, little ears will love the songs' lyrics about magic and rainbows and friends. Bottom line? It's hardly groundbreaking, but this CD is sure to be a winner with any young fairy fans in your life.

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Released on: October 14, 2008
Genre: Soundtrack
This review was written by Maria Dinoia
 
 

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