Why I buy this one ?
- Join Cinderella and Ariel in an enchanted learning adventure!
- Trace Cinderella's footsteps as she dances along letters.
- Jump on shapes, letters and numbers to help make Cinderella's dress.
- Match answers on giant clams with Ariel. Teaches numbers, counting, phonics skills and early math.
- Kids connect online for extra activities and rewards. Parents can connect online to the LeapFrog® Learning Path to see what their child is learning.

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What our customer's say!

"We Love It!", My daughter & I love this game!!! It's fun for her and I love the fact that she is learning to write letters, numbers, and shapes. It's a must have for the Leapster 2.

"Great buy, my niece loves it!", Great product, my niece loves it. Amazon delivered it on time! The external cartridge games are great but it also comes with few games/paintbrush type programs that keep the kids busy for hours learning colors and shapes.

"Hard to compete correctly but still good", I just bought the Leapster for my 5 y.o. daughter. I wanted something she could play with in the car that was educational. She took to it right away and has needed very little help from me. I bought 3 games-this one, Dora Wildlife Rescue, and Kindergarten. She begged me for this one, but it is very challenging. I tried myself to trace the letters and you have to get it right on. You can not stray from the line and you can not go too far or it has you do it again. It's very precise and frustrating even for me. Her favorite is the onboard games and Dora. She does keep trying though b/c it's Princess, it just doesn't hold her interest for very long. There are quite a few games on this one though, I think they are the same but have one for Cinderella and one for Ariel.

"Great product for handicapped sister!!", My handicapped sister loves this game. It helps her concentration level a great deal. Some more advanced children might not enjoy and become bored. In her case it's been a great game.

"Leapster L-Max Princess Educational Game", My daughter has learned how to write her alphabets by using this game. We love it!

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"a must", My daughter got this game when she was 4 and still loves it (she is 5 1/2). It teaches handwriting, math concepts, listening skills and it goes on for a long time unlike the other games that are over in 20 minutes. It also gets them to use their fine motor skills. I am a former teacher and I tell all my friends with girls this is the game to have. I have to disagree that this game is silly and noneducational. I think it is very appropriate for the 3 1/2 to 5 age range depending on your child. I think that once your child reaches kider they might be too advanced for it, but still love to play it.
Do all games have to prepare children for being rocket scientist? Can't kids be kids and just play with something that they enjoy? I give it a BIG thumbs up!

"This game has helped my daughter with her writing!", My 3 year old got this game a few months ago and is only 3 and a half right now. She has started writing her letters because of the Cinderella dancing game and had even built enough confidence to start writing her own name. I was not sure she was ready for a leapster when she turned 3 but slowly she has built tremendous confidence with it and is now completely on her own.



This game will help your child tremendously and a must have for your child's leapster collection, the results have impressed me!

"Great game for princesses", My daughter loves this game and all the little games that it has. It teaches how to write letters, which is a real help since she is left-handed.

"Display of high scores", My daughter loves this game as any mention of a princess will win her over.

There is one problem with this game and that is in the High Score area. It will leave the set amount of high scores in memory even if you delete/replace those player names on the intro screen. The problem is that if you have older children playing this game and racking up big scores, you may never give the younger child the chance to see her name on the display. Since this is a goal oriented game, this may mean you will have to buy another cartridge. Leap Frog said this is also on other game cartidges they produce. It seems that they should have a way to delete high scores so that if you want to hand the game down to other children, they will have as much fun getting their name on the scoreboard.

When i bought this game and played it, it was apparent this had been a return because it was already loaded with names and scores. I took my daughters leapster to the store and opened up enough games to find one that had not already been used.

In addition, this game is far less effective in the volume of learning skills than some of the other cartidges (ie. draw & write, Nemo, Dora).

It is a shame that the one cartidge every little girl is going to want, couldn't have been better thought out and with more content.

It gets two stars because my daughter would not let me give it a one.

Woody

"Cute game", My 5yr old got the leapster for Christmas and loves this game. From my perspective it is a little young for her since she already knows all her shapes, letters and numbers but on the other hand she figured out how to play all the games quickly and can do them all by herself. She has several other leapster games that are more educational but she likes this one best because she doesn't need mommys help at all.