Barbie Storybook Collection (3-Piece)

Barbie: It’s All About the Hair!

Barbie shows off different looks for many of her favorite outings, including a movie premiere, a rock concert, and a day at the beach. But she needs help finishing the hairstyles, which is where the reader comes in. Following step-by-step instructions, they braid, twirl, or knot soft-to-the-touch hair embedded in the book. Once they master the style, they can try it on their own hair.

• Includes pink plastic comb
• Hardcover board book
• 10 pages

Barbie Dreamhouse Party

The lift-the-flap format allows readers to explore Barbie’s dreamhouse and meet all her friends. In addition to the story, each page includes a secondary activity that reinforces early-learning concepts like opposites, colors, and action words. The book is ideal for preschoolers and kindergarteners.

• 50 liftable flaps reveal the content of Barbie’s closet, bedroom, and more
• Hardcover board book
• 10 pages

Barbie in the Pink Shoes

This more traditional storybook follows the adventures of Hailey (Barbie) and Kristen, who are ballet students at a special dance school. Hailey receives a pair of pink dance shoes that transport the girls to a magical place where they perform many of the most famous classic ballets.

• Includes reusable stickers and a two-sided play board that encourages children to recreate the tale after reading
• Based on the feature-length, direct-to-video movie by the same name
• Softcover paperback
• 24 pages

This storybook collection is recommended for young readers. Because two of the books include small parts, they are not suitable for children younger than 3.

Guide to Kids' Reading Levels

Take a look at this guide to learn more about how kids read as they grow, and what types of books to look for as their reading level progresses.

About Barbie

She’s held more than 150 inspirational careers and served as fashion plate for the likes of Cartier and Vera Wang. Sound outlandish? Then you don’t know Barbie. The three-dimensional doll was inspired by creator Ruth Handler’s daughter, whose love of paper dolls and pretend play drove Handler to create a more tactile version. Said Handler: “My whole philosophy of Barbie was through the doll, the little girl could be anything she wanted to be. Barbie always represented the fact that a woman has choices.” Over the years, those choices have broken through gender and cultural barriers, with Barbie depicted as the first female to walk on the moon and run for president. And though she’s nearing her 60th birthday, Barbie remains eternally young—ensuring she’ll always be there to inspire a new generation.

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