This was such a cute story books for my little ones. They enjoyed being able to change the image in the projector to go along with the story as we read it. There are five different stories and five different discs. This is a great gift idea for little ones!

Disney villains movie theatre book is a must have especially for the little ones!! It has 3 separate stories in one book! Comes with 5 separate discs that have four different images on each. You put them in the projector and get to have scenes from the story on your wall!!

My 6 year old daughter and I opened this item together. She couldn't wait to use it. We found a dim room with a white wall and she was able to get started right away! Very easy for older kids to grasp the concept, read the numbers and understand. I love that everything can be stored together and clipped back into the book so it doesn't get lost. Overall fun book for kids that will keep their attention while reading for a few extra minutes. Happy mom.

This is the cutest little picture projector and book! I love the way the picture slides help to tell the story. I like that the book has a little holder for the projector. Another thing I like is that the picture coming off of this projector is perfect! If the picture is blurry, there is a little focus dial that can be adjusted that makes a perfectly sharp image! This is perfect for my 4 year old that is still learning to read!

Disney Villains: Movie Theater Storybook & Movie Projector. My family really enjoyed this set! The book is great with sturdy pages & big enough for multiple children to view. The projector is a little wonky but definitely worked better than expected. The book alone is worth buying. Definitely recommend to all.

My kiddos were so excited to check this book/projection set. It comes with 3 different stories, the hand held projector and the photo disks. The stories have color coded disk numbers/slide number so you know what slide goes with each part of the story. The disks are plastic,different colors, numbered,and each contain 4 slides that are also individually numbered to match each story. You turn each disk to the right to switch between slides. The projector comes with batteries, an on off switch, and a focusing ring to make the slides more clear. Its recommended to project images from 3-5 feet away. My main struggle was trying to hold onto the projector, keeping slides in focus, on the wall while reading the stories. And of course the littles fighting over who gets to hold it. Very pleased with this set as we love reading and movies in our house.

My family and I are huge Disney fans and this is just so cute and different to be able to have storytime right before bed plus with the kids being able to interact with the light discs. I just wish that the picture was able to be seen a lot larger, but overall such a cute and interactive Thing to do

This book was a hit in our house! The projector is bright, and the kids enjoyed the story paired with the slides. The pages are bright and engaging, with multiple stories in one book. The most noted improvement I would make would be a better way to store the disks and projector. Once they are opened, they can be difficult to keep track of. My older kids did fine with this, but my younger two seem on a mission to lose the pieces.

Cool! Somewhat comparable to the Viewmasters from the 89s-90s. At first I was disappointed in the picture quality and then I realized there was a focus knob. This was a game changer! My son really liked putting the disc in and taking them out and turning them. Overall pretty cool!

This is a pretty cool concept! It is a book with a handheld projector that you turn the lights off to see while reading the book! It has 3 different short stories of 3 different Disney character villians: Scar, The Queen, and Ursula. The stories are captivating and geared more towards kids 6 and over. The handheld projector is a different and fun concept, but the image projected is significantly blurry. From a parent perspective, this book has built in storage for the projector and discs-which is a win in my parent handbook! I won't have to go digging through a toy box for them the next time I read the book. A word of caution: I had to read the book using my phone flashlight while my child was protecting the pictures on the wall (since it needs to be dark to see the image projection). The story has a number next to it, signaling which disc to insert into the projector. There are clear and easy instructions on how to use the projector on the first page of the book.