Scott Tilley (1)Rezensionen

Lightning McQueen is a hot-shot young race car competing for the coveted Piston Cup. But when he gets lost on the way to a big race, he realizes that he still has a lot to learn about what it takes to be a true friend.

The story of the movie Ratatouille, in which a rat obsessed with gourmet food moves to Paris and becomes a chef - hidden inside the toque of the hapless Linguini.

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Honestly found this one boring and too complex for small children. The pictures are captivating but that's about all and I'm surprised it became so popular at holding the attention spans of children as well as it did.

Enjoyed the book but a lot of entertaining parts were missing from the movie. This of course is usually the norm but would have liked to see the author provide more supporting characters from the movie. This is one of my boys' favorite movies. Every time they see an orange fish of any type it is always Nemo so we really enjoyed reading this book together.

A great storytime book for young readers or a way to teach book to movie adaptation to all audiences. Also, good to show not fully-abled people what they can achieve (a lot of attention is shown to the fact he only has one fully functional fin)

The book was entertaining and taught the reader to not judge a book by its cover. The character interaction between Remy and Linguini was a roller coaster from friendship to jealousy and conflict then to reconciliation and back to friendship. It was a great journey for such a short story (as compared to the length of the film version).

Definitely for a Disney themed story time or for a kindergarten/ young children reading program.

it is just a shortened version of the movie.