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My Little Pony: Rainbow Dash's Dress-Up Fun

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Added by Mamma B April 10, 2009

My Little Pony: Rainbow Dash's Dress-Up Fun

Book Info

Author	Ann Marie Capalija
Illustrator	Ken Edwards
Publisher	Harper Festival, 2004
Genres	Fantasy / Make Believe
Age Range	Preschool • K through 2nd • 3rd through 5th

Rainbow Dash and her friends love to play dress-up! With fun new hairdos, they can be all kinds of things. You can play dress-up, too, with soft pony hair to braid or comb.

My Little Pony: Rainbow Dash's Dress-Up Fun
5 out of 10 based on 1 reviews.

Mamma Bookworm review

A cute special effects story

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Rainbow Dash is a little pony with a long flowing mane of hair in pink, yellow and green. And with this story, you get to style it!

This medium size book has an attached lock of hair about 6 inches long and, when in a pony tail, about the width of a middle finger. Each page has Dash going to visit a different friends house playing different games of make believe that had something to do with a hairstyle (ballerinas have buns, cowgirls have braids, etc).

The concept is cute - but is probably geared towards older girls who would be interested in things like hairstyles. The story really just revolves around the hair and the ability to actually play with it. There isn't much of a story, but we do have another similar version of this book, My Little Pony: Pinkie Pie's Pretty Hair Day that has a little bit more of a story and less centered just around the hair.