5 Books to Get Kids Excited About Finding Dory

Finding Dory: Fish Talk, by Disney Book Group
In this middle-grade novel, readers will get to know favorite characters like Dory on a whole new level, and they’ll get the real story on all the new characters straight from the fish—and other aquatic creatures (we’re looking at you, Hank)—themselves! With beautiful full-color artwork and hilarious text, this quick read will get fans amped for the film’s release.

Finding Dory (Read-Along Storybook and CD), by Disney Storybook Art Team
Help your little bookworms get in on the Finding Dory fun with this read-along story and CD, which includes word-for-word narration of the book. The CD also has super-fun sound effects that really help bring the story to life along with the book’s colorful art from the movie. Plus, the CD has all of the original character voices from the Disney/Pixar film, including Ellen DeGeneres as Dory, Albert Brooks as Marlin, and Ed O’Neill as Hank.

Finding Dory Little Golden Book, by RH Disney
Little Golden Books are always a much-loved addition to any child’s book collection, and the new Finding Dory Little Golden Book is no exception. It follows the film’s story of the sweet-but-slightly forgetful blue tang, Dory, as she heads out on a journey to find her parents and finds the real meaning of family along the way. The 2–to–5-year-old set will love this version of the new fish tale.

Dory’s Story, by RH Disney
For the 4-to-6-year-olds in your life moving along in their reading-on-their-own journey, there’s this Step 2 Step into Reading–level reader based on the new film Finding Dory. Using basic words, short sentences, and colorful images from the movie, Dory’s Story tells the story of the forgetful blue tang fish’s search for her family. Fun bonus—there are collector’s cards included for the Dory superfans in your life!

Ocean of Color, by RH Disney
Early readers can follow Dory on her journey in the Step 1 Step into Reading-level reader based on Finding Dory. The book includes bright and engaging artwork, big type, easy rhyming words, and rhythmic text to engage the4-to-6-year-old set who are just beginning to read on their own.
Are you excited for Finding Dory?