Read Along Books With Cd for Toddlers

Another sample of books in the serial (exception being the *Sesame Street* title)

List of Disney read-along book and tape sets circa 1988

Disney Read-Alongs are a serial of illustrated books for children with accompanying recordings of the books being read. The first Read-Alongs, book-and-record sets, were released in 1965 past Disneyland Records (now Walt Disney Records); several hundred titles accept been produced.

The books were typically adaptations of popular Disney movies, cartoons, and other stories, running 24 pages. Sometimes there would be adaptations of not-Disney stories (such as generic fairy tale adaptations, or fifty-fifty certain not-Disney properties), stories based on Disneyland theme park attractions, and original stories featuring Disney'due south characters. A narrator (or in some titles, a character from the story in showtime-person) read the story, and dialogue and songs from the original source were included. The sound of Tinker Bell'due south chimes was the signal for the reader to turn the folio. Until 1991, the books always independent the tagline "SEE the pictures, HEAR the story/record/tape, READ the volume." The first editions typically had this introduction:

"This is a Walt Disney/Disneyland original Trivial Long-Playing Tape, and I am your story reader. I am going to begin now to read the story of [insert title here]. You tin read along with me in your book. You will know it'south time to turn the page when Tinker Bell rings her piddling bells similar this: (sound of 'chimes' ringing; though different from the familiar chimes below). Let's begin at present."

In most cases, the narrator was Robie Lester on 1965-1971 titles, and Lois "Lane" Wilkinson on 1970-1974 titles.

Various back comprehend variations of the vinyl read-along editions

Meanwhile, the 2nd editions (released beginning in 1976), and new titles released thereafter (beginning with the Piddling Golden Book and Record/Cassette sets), typically had this introduction (since the second editions were as well released on cassette), and still do to this day:

"This is the story of [insert title here]. You tin read along with me in your volume. You will know it is time to plough the page when you hear the chimes band similar this: (sound of chimes ringing). Let's brainstorm now."

(Note: Both editions of Peter and the Wolf did not include a chimes ring and thus that part of the introduction was skipped.)

Occasional titles take different intros, either by existent people or characters. Some titles too had different signals for turning the folio (particularly the Picayune Gilt Book read-alongs), just most were presented in this way. Likewise the way the story was presented differed from the first and second editions. In the former, the story was usually presented in its entirety on side one (on some shorter ones, the story was read twice), with one or two songs related to the story on side 2. In the latter, the story was spread out across both sides of the record with the related song(s) unremarkably playing after the story was finished, but on some mid-to-late 1970s titles the vocal(south) would be incorporated into the story. A scattering of early read-along titles besides had the story spread onto both sides of the record, but the norm was the entire story beingness on side i.

The first editions likewise had no grapheme voices, music or audio effects accompanying the story; the sole exception was Peter and the Wolf, integrating its music score into the story and backing Robie Lester's narration. Beginning with the Piddling Golden Volume read-alongs, most all new releases would include additional character voices alongside the narrator, as well equally sound effects and background music. (Some titles of existing Disney films would employ the music directly from the motion-picture show; others would remake information technology or utilise similar-sounding scores. Past the mid-1980s, Disney had put together a library of multi-purpose stock music cues arranged and compiled past Gary Powell to use in several read-alongs that did non utilise bodily film scores, that are still used on sure new read-along titles to this twenty-four hour period.) Such voice cast members heard on the late 1970s and early 1980s read-alongs included Hal Smith, Patricia Parris, Tony Pope, Corey Burton, Tress MacNeille, Les Perkins, Linda Gary, Laurie Main, and Bob Holt. A curious exception was the 1977 reissue of the Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs read-along, which did non re-record the story's narration and voices, but simply reused Robie Lester's narration of the 1966 original, with music and sound effects added. Additionally, the 1970 read-along of The Night Before Christmas stayed as-is on the record version, but was also released on cassette in 1977, retaining Lois Lane's original narration (with the opening modified a bit to remove referencing the title as a record), making it the only "original"-fashion read-forth to also be released on cassette in addition to record.

In 1976, Disney started releasing Read-Along titles on cassette in addition to the versions on records. The cassette versions usually had the story in its entirety, plus the songs (if applicable) on both sides making it unnecessary to plow the cassette over to listen to the residue of the story. As such, the sides were not designated. The cassette versions were based on the 2d editions.

"That was the end of the story. If y'all would like to hear it again, [only] turn the record over."

The give-and-take "simply" was added in 1988.

The last cassette to utilise the terminate bulletin is that of Hercules. Starting in 1979, Disneyland Records also released "Have a Tape Along" sets that included several read-alongs on cassette; each tape having a different story on each side (rather than the same story being on both sides of the cassette.)

Originally, the Disney read-along records were pressed with plainly green labels with black lettering. In 1976, the records began being pressed with the yellow "rainbow" labels seen on all of their LP albums start at that point. The cassette tapes were normally red with a white characterization, though some of the Golden read-along cassettes were xanthous. Outset in the late 1980s, white cassette tapes were utilized, and then they began to be made in a magenta color in the early 1990s.

Starting time in 1976, Disneyland Records also began producing read-forth adaptations of Fiddling Aureate Book titles, released simultaneously on record and cassette. These were ordinarily touted on the cover every bit "A Little Golden Book & Record/Cassette", and each story would have a new song or two written (and sometimes performed) by Larry Groce. In 1983, Disney and Golden teamed up once more to produce four read-along versions of Mercer Mayer's Piddling Critter stories. These usually had two songs each after the story, written by Michael and Patty Silversher and/or Larry Groce, and had their own variation of the introduction...

"Hello. I'm Fiddling Critter, and this is the story of [Little Critter-related title]. You tin can read forth with me in your book. You'll know it'south fourth dimension to turn the folio when you hear the grasshopper hop like this: (sound of grasshopper jumping). Let's begin now."

Though not exactly traditional read-alongs, in the early 1980s Disneyland Records also began releasing "Disney Songtape and Book" sets, which consisted of one of their existing LP albums on sound cassette, and an accompanying 24-folio read-along volume containing the lyrics to the songs. The tagline on the dorsum of these was: "SEE the pictures, HEAR the tape, READ the volume, SING!"

In the mid-1980s, Fisher-Price also distributed some of Disney'southward generic fairy tale read-alongs, forth with Mother Goose Rhymes, under their own line of "Fisher Cost Classics" read-along records and cassettes. Additionally, Disneyland Records and Fisher-Toll co-produced read-along cassette adaptations of some of the Disney's Wonderful World of Reading books in 1981, forth with comic book adaptations of some of their animated features.

From 1984 to 1987, Disneyland/Vista Records produced read-alongs in the "Disney Discovery Series", teaching such subjects as counting, manners, the alphabet, colors and shapes, dissimilar jobs and modes of transportation, the seasons, telling time, and safety tips. These were generally narrated by Laurie Chief, William Woodson, Linda Gary, and sometimes Tony Pope (in graphic symbol every bit Goofy), and often told in rhyme. They featured diverse characters from numerous Disney animated features and shorts of the fourth dimension, and would conclude with a vocal or two relating to the story (typically performed by Larry Groce, ofttimes coming from the older Footling Aureate Book read-alongs or from the Children's Favorites series of albums.) Their introduction went every bit follows:

"The Disney Discovery Series presents [insert title here]. You can read along with me in your volume. Y'all'll know it's time to plow the folio when you hear the chimes band like this: (sound of chimes ringing). Let's begin now."

In 1987, Disneyland/Vista Records discontinued all vinyl read-alongs, and as a result, many pre-1976 titles that were still available (and had non been redone equally "second editions" in the belatedly 70s and early 80s) went out of print. An exception was several of the generic fairy tale adaptations (such as Goldilocks and the Three Bears, Hansel and Gretel, Little Ruby Riding Hood, and The Gingerbread Human being) that were reissued equally cassette editions under the "Disney Presents Your Favorite Fairy Tales" banner, with new embrace artwork and new songs and narration on the cassettes (past Marvin Kaplan). These read-alongs did not accept any character voices, similar to the 1965-1974 read-alongs, but had background music and sound furnishings accompanying them, and each story began with an original song, "I Wish I Was Magic". Similarly, the read-along adaptation of The Aristocats was never made into a second edition during the time read-alongs were still being released on record, then in 1987 a cassette remake was released; since the 1970 narration featured no character dialogue, information technology was reused word-for-word in the 1987 version, read by Linda Gary and with sound effects and the usual Disney read-along stock music added.

"This is the story of [Minnie 'n Me-related hither]. Let's read along together in our book. You'll know information technology'due south time to plow the page when you hear the chimes ring like this: (audio of chimes ringing). Here we go."

Storyteller serial

There is a similar series of audiobooks called the Storyteller serial. Each entry lasts for 45 minutes, merely with well-nigh every detail from the movies. For example, in The Hunchback of Notre Dame, David Ogden Stiers portrays the narrating Archdeacon in both the Read-Along and Storyteller versions. For another example, the Read-Along version of The Lion Rex has first person narration from Rafiki'south point of view, while the Storyteller version has separate tertiary person narration past Roy Dotrice.

Non-Disney

Disney also produced titles based on non-Disney properties, such equally, notably, the Star Wars films (years before Disney acquired Lucasfilm in 2012); these were released under the Buena Vista Read-Along Adventure name (i exception was Due east.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, which was released with the Disneyland label). The Star Wars titles often used the sound of R2-D2 beeping as the page-turning signal. Disney as well produced diverse Peanuts book-and-audio read-alongs with Charles Schulz and United Features Syndicate; these were often told in script format and utilized the actual audio from the TV specials that were existence adapted. These were based on select Idiot box specials that aired, with the exception of Snoopy, Come Home, which was based on the 1972 film, which, ironically plenty, doesn't feature whatever of The Sherman Brothers music, but recycled music from Information technology Was a Short Summer, Charlie Brown which was washed by Vince Guaraldi. These titles had their ain variation of the introduction:

"Hullo. I'm Charlie Chocolate-brown. You can read along in your book every bit y'all listen to the story. You'll know it'south time to turn the folio when y'all hear the chimes band like this: (audio of chimes ringing). And now nosotros nowadays [Peanuts-related title]."

Other non-Disney properties that were adapted by Buena Vista into read-alongs included Garfield, the Become-Along Gang, Rainbow Brite, Alvin and the Chipmunks, Voltron, Photon, ALF, and Gumby.

Currently, Disney Publishing Worldwide (in collaboration with Walt Disney Records) releases Read-Forth sets equally 32-page books with audio CDs, and exercise not characteristic any songs relating to the story.

Titles

Some of the titles released on vinyl include:

301: Sleeping Dazzler (1965; new edition, 1977) - Narrated past Bob Holt
302: Mary Poppins (1965; new edition, 1977) - Narrated by Tony Pope (as Bert)
303: Three Fiddling Pigs (1965; new edition, 1978) - Narrated by Linda Gary
304: Peter Pan (1965; new edition, 1977) - Narrated by Laurie Main
305: One Hundred and 1 Dalmatians (1965; new edition, 1982) - Narrated by Unknown (as Pongo)
306: Alice in Wonderland (1965; new edition, 1979) - Narrated by Linda Gary
307: Lady and the Tramp (1965; new edition, 1979) - Narrated by Hal Smith
308: Cinderella (1965; new edition, 1977) - Narrated by Linda Gary
309: Bambi (1966; new edition, 1977) - Narrated by Bob Holt
310: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1966; new edition, 1977) - Narrated by Robie Lester (both versions)
311: Pinocchio (1966; new edition, 1977) - Narrated by Hal Smith (as Jiminy Cricket)
312: Female parent Goose Rhymes (1966; new edition, 1979) - Narrated past Hal Smith
313: Winnie the Pooh and the Love Tree (1966; new edition, 1979) - Narrated by Laurie Main
314: The Vii Dwarfs and their Diamond Mine (1966)
315: Goldilocks and the Three Bears (1967)
316: The Gnome-Mobile (1967)
317: Hansel and Gretel (1967) - Narrated past Robie Lester
318: Black Beauty (1967)
319: The Jungle Book (1967; new edition, 1977) - Narrated by Laurie Main (as Bagheera the Panther)
320: The Happiest Millionaire (1967)
321: Peter and the Wolf (1968; new edition, 1978) (did non have a chimes ring) - Narrated past Hal Smith
322: Heidi (1968)
323: Information technology's a Small World (1968; new edition, 1978) - Narrated by Linda Gary
324: Dense (1968; new edition, 1977) - Narrated past Bob Holt
325: How the Camel Got His Hump (1968)
326: Acting Out the ABC's (1968)
327: Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day (1968; new edition, 1978) - Narrated past Laurie Master
328: Piffling Ruby-red Riding Hood (1968)
329: Babes in Toyland (1968)
330: Fiddling Hiawatha (1969)
331: The Grasshopper and the Ants (1969)
332: The Little Red Hen (1969)
333: Winnie the Pooh and Tigger (1969)
334: Mickey Mouse, Brave Little Tailor (1969) - Narrated by Robie Lester
335: Johnny Appleseed (1969)
336: Pirates of the Caribbean area (1969)
337: The Gingerbread Human being (1969)
338: More Jungle Book (1969)
339: The Haunted Mansion (1969) - Narrated by Robie Lester
340: The Ugly Duckling (1970)
341: The Emperor's New Dress (1970)
342: The Adventures of Robin Hood (1970)
343: Thumper's Race (1970)
344: The Night Before Christmas (1970; reissued in 1976 with number 251) - Narrated by Lois Lane
345: The Bremen Boondocks Musicians (1970)
346: Rapunzel (1970)
347: The Wizard of Oz (1970; new edition, 1978) - Narrated by Hal Smith
348: Mickey and the Beanstalk (1970)
349: The Aristocats (1970) - Narrated by Linda Gary
350: Pecos Neb (1970)
351: Lambert the Sheepish King of beasts (1970)
352: Suzie, the Little Blue Coupe (1970)
353: The Little House (1970)
354: Johnny Fedora and Alice Blue Bonnet (1970)
355: The Whale Who Wanted to Sing at the Met (1970)
356: Aladdin and his Lamp (1971)
357: Swiss Family Robinson (1971; new edition, 1982)
358: 20,000 Leagues Under the Bounding main (1971; new edition, 1982)
359: Sinbad the Sailor (1971)
360: Davy Crockett (1971; new edition, 1982)
361: Treasure Island (1971; new edition, 1982)
362: More Mother Goose (1971)
363: Brer Rabbit and the Tar Baby (1971; new edition, 1977) - Narrated by Bob Holt
364: Bedknobs and Broomsticks (1971)
365: Robin Hood (1973; new edition, 1977) - Narrated by Bob Holt
366: Winnie the Pooh and Tigger Too (1974; new edition, 1977) - Narrated by Laurie Main
369: The Rescuers (1977) - Narrated by Bob Holt
370: The Hobbit (1977) - Narrated by Bob Holt
371: Pete'south Dragon (1977) - Narrated by Bob Holt
381: The Black Pigsty (1979)
382: The Render of the King (1980)
383: The Play tricks and the Hound (1981) - Narrated by Chuck Riley
384: Tron (1982) - Narrated past Chuck Riley
385: Return to Oz (1985)
386: Mickey's Christmas Carol (1982) - Narrated by William Woodson
387: Counting Fun (Disney Discovery Serial) (1984) - Narrated by Laurie Master and Tony Pope (every bit Goofy)
388: Infant Animals (Disney Discovery Serial) (1984) - Narrated by Linda Gary
389: The Blackness Cauldron (1985) - Narrated by Chuck Riley
390: Manners (Disney Discovery Series) (1985) - Narrated by William Woodson
391: ABCs (Disney Discovery Series) (1985) - Narrated past William Woodson and Tony Pope (every bit Goofy)
392: Things That Become (Disney Discovery Serial) (1985) - Narrated by Linda Gary and Tony Pope (equally Goofy)
393: People at Work (Disney Discovery Series) (1985) - Narrated by William Woodson and Tony Pope (equally Goofy)
394: Wuzzles - Hoppopotamus Goes to Hollywuz (1985) - Narrated by Stan Freberg
395: Wuzzles - Bumblelion's Funny Money (1985) - Narrated by Stan Freberg
396: Wuzzles - Butterbear's Surprise Guest (1985) - Narrated past Stan Freberg
397: Wuzzles - Eleroo and the Brahma Bullfinch (1985) - Narrated by Stan Freberg
400: Cubbi Finds a Friend (Gummi Bears)
499: The Haunted House (1986) - Narrated by Hal Smith
500: The Flying of Dragons (1986) - Narrated by William Schallert
501: Gummies to the Rescue (Gummi Bears)
502: Zummi's Magic Spell (Gummi Bears)
503: The Great Mouse Detective (1986) - Narrated by Laurie Main
504: Tummi and the Dragon (Gummi Bears)
507: Safe First (Disney Discovery Series) (1986) - Narrated by William Woodson and Linda Gary
508: Colors and Shapes (Disney Discovery Serial) (1986) - Narrated by William Woodson and Linda Gary
509: The Happiest Fluppy (Fluppy Dogs)
510: Lost and Establish Fluppy (Fluppy Dogs)

Little Golden Book read-along titles include (cassette numbers are the aforementioned as the vinyl editions, only with a DC later on the number):

201: The Saggy Baggy Elephant
202: The Tawny Scrawny Panthera leo
203: The Poky Fiddling Puppy - Narrated past Bob Holt
204: Rumpelstiltskin
205: Scuffy the Tugboat - Narrated by Bob Holt
206: Thumbelina
207: Piddling Boy with a Large Horn - Narrated by Bob Holt
208: Puss in Boots
209: Chicken Little - Narrated past Bob Holt
210: The Large and Growly Bear - Narrated past Bob Holt
211: Tootle - Narrated by Bob Holt
212: The Colour Kittens
213: The Happy Homo and his Dump Truck - Narrated by Bob Holt
214: The Taxi that Hurried - Narrated past Bob Holt
215: Smokey the Behave
216: The Little Engine that Could
217: The Pussycat Tiger
218: David and Goliath - Narrated by Bob Holt
219: Noah's Ark - Narrated by Bob Holt
220: The Lively Little Rabbit
221: Circus Fourth dimension - Narrated past Bob Holt
222: Seven Little Postmen - Narrated by Bob Holt
223: There's No Such Thing as a Dragon - Narrated by Bob Holt
224: The Lilliputian Fat Policeman - Narrated by Bob Holt
225: Only for You (Trivial Critter) (1983)
226: Merry Christmas, Mom and Dad (Picayune Critter) (1983)
227: Just Me and My Dad (Little Critter) (1983)
228: Just Grandma and Me (Little Critter) (1983)
252: Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
253: Frosty the Snowman
254: The Twelve Days of Christmas
255: Jingle Bells

"Charlie Dark-brown Records" read-along titles include:

401: A Charlie Brown Christmas (Charlie Brown Records)
402: Charlie Dark-brown's All-Stars (Charlie Dark-brown Records)
403: He's Your Dog, Charlie Brown (Charlie Brown Records)
404: It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown (Charlie Brown Records)
405: You lot're in Love, Charlie Dark-brown (Charlie Brown Records)
406: Snoopy, Come Home (Charlie Dark-brown Records)
407: Information technology'southward Your First Kiss, Charlie Dark-brown (Charlie Brownish Records)
408: You're a Good Sport, Charlie Brown (Charlie Brown Records)
409: It's a Mystery, Charlie Brownish (Charlie Brown Records)
410: It Was a Short Summer, Charlie Dark-brown (Charlie Brown Records)
411: You're the Greatest, Charlie Chocolate-brown (Charlie Brown Records)

Early cassette titles include:

1DC: Snowfall White and the 7 Dwarfs (1977)
2DC: Pinocchio (1977) - Narrated past Hal Smith as Jiminy Cricket
3DC: Dumbo (1977) - Narrated by Bob Holt
4DC: The Jungle Book (1977) - Narrated by Laurie Main every bit Bagheera
5DC: Robin Hood (1977) - Narrated by Bob Holt
6DC: Cinderella (1977) - Narrated by Linda Gary
7DC: Bambi (1977) - Narrated by Bob Holt
8DC: Peter Pan (1977) - Narrated by Laurie Main
9DC: Sleeping Dazzler (1977) - Narrated past Bob Holt
10DC: Winnie the Pooh and Tigger Too (1977) - Narrated past Laurie Main
11DC: Brer Rabbit and the Tar Baby (1977)
12DC: Mary Poppins (1977)
13DC: The Wizard of Oz (1978) - Narrated by Hal Smith
14DC: The Rescuers (1977) - Narrated by Bob Holt
15DC: It'due south a Pocket-size World (1978) - Narrated past Linda Gary
16DC: Three Little Pigs (1978) - Narrated by Linda Gary
17DC: Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Mean solar day (1978)
18DC: The Hobbit (1977)
19DC: Pete'southward Dragon (1977) - Narrated past Hal Smith
20DC: Peter and the Wolf (1978) - Narrated by Hal Smith
21DC: Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree (1979) - Narrated past Laurie Main
22DC: Lady and the Tramp (1979) - Narrated past Hal Smith
23DC: Alice in Wonderland (1979) - Narrated by Linda Gary
24DC: Mother Goose Rhymes (1979) - Narrated by Hal Smith
25DC: The Black Hole (1979)
26DC: The Return of the King (1980)
27DC: The Fox and the Hound (1981) - Narrated by Chuck Riley
29DC: 1 Hundred and 1 Dalmatians (1982) - Narrated past Unknown (every bit Pongo)
30DC: 20,000 Leagues Nether the Sea (1982)
31DC: Davy Crockett (1982)
32DC: Treasure Island (1982)
33DC: Swiss Family Robinson (1982)
35DC: Tron (1982) - Narrated by Chuck Riley
37DC: Mickey's Christmas Carol (1983) - Narrated by William Woodson
38DC: Return to Oz (1985)
39DC: Counting Fun (Disney Discovery Serial) (1984)
40DC: Baby Animals (Disney Discovery Serial) (1984)
41DC: The Black Cauldron (1985) - Narrated by Chuck Riley
42DC: Manners (Disney Discovery Series) (1985)
43DC: ABCs (Disney Discovery Serial) (1985)
44DC: Things That Go (Disney Discovery Series) (1985)
45DC: People at Work (Disney Discovery Series) (1985)
46DC: Hoppopotamus goes to Hollywuz (Wuzzles) - Narrated past Stan Freberg
47DC: Bumbelion's Funny Money (Wuzzles) - Narrated past Stan Freberg
48DC: Butterbear's Surprise Gift (Wuzzles) - Narrated by Stan Freberg
49DC: Eleroo and the Brahma Bullfinch (Wuzzles) - Narrated by Stan Freberg
52DC: Heidi

Cassette versions of "Charlie Chocolate-brown Records" release numbers:

81DC: A Charlie Brown Christmas
82DC: Charlie Dark-brown's All-Stars
83DC: He's Your Dog, Charlie Brown
84DC: It'southward the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown
85DC: You're in Love, Charlie Dark-brown
86DC: Snoopy, Come Home
87DC: Information technology's Your First Buss, Charlie Dark-brown
88DC: You're a Good Sport, Charlie Brown
89DC: It'due south a Mystery, Charlie Dark-brown
90DC: Information technology Was a Short Summer, Charlie Brown
91DC: You're the Greatest, Charlie Chocolate-brown

Cassette titles in the "Buena Vista Read-Along Adventures" series include:

150DC: A New Hope (Star Wars)
151DC: Empire Strikes Dorsum (Star Wars)
152DC: Raiders of the Lost Ark (Indiana Jones) - Narrated by William Woodson
153DC: Droid World (Star Wars)- Narrated past Chuck Riley
154DC: Planet of the Hoojibs (Star Wars) - Narrated by Chuck Riley
155DC: Render of the Jedi (Star Wars) Narrated by Chuck Riley
156DC: E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial - Narrated by Drew Barrymore as Gertie
157DC: Dark Crystal - Narrated past William Woodson
158DC: The Black Stallion
159DC: The Black Stallion Returns
160DC: Render of the Jedi: Ewoks Join the Fight (Star Wars) - Narrated past Chuck Riley
161DC: Star Trek: The Motion Picture (Star Trek) - Narrated by Chuck Riley
162DC: The Wrath of Khan (Star Trek) - Narrated past Chuck Riley
163DC: The Search for Spock (Star Expedition) - Narrated by Chuck Riley
164DC: The Final Starfighter - Narrated by Chuck Riley
165DC: The Temple of Doom (Indiana Jones) Narrated by Chuck Riley
166DC: Gremlins - Narrated by Chuck Riley
167DC: The Ewok Adventure (Star Wars)
168DC: Roboforce: Boxing at the Fortress Steele - Narrated by Chuck Riley
169DC: Goonies (1985) - Narrated by Jeff Cohen as Chunk
170DC: The Battle for Endor (Star Wars)
171DC: The Voyage Home (Star Trek) - Narrated by Chuck Riley
180DC: Adventures in Colors & Shapes (Star Wars) - Narrated past William Woodson
181DC: Adventures in ABC (Star Wars) - Narrated by William Woodson & Anthony Daniels as C-3PO
182DC: Labyrinth
183DC: Willow - Narrated by Roy Dotrice
184DC: The Last Crusade (Indiana Jones) - Narrated by John Rhys-Davies
185DC: Babes in Toyland
186DC: The Grasshopper and the Ants
187DC: More Jungle Book
188DC: Sinbad the Crewman
189DC: Lambert the Sheepish Lion
190DC: Mickey and the Beanstalk

200DC are unknown, 201DC-224DC are from Little Golden Books, using the aforementioned numbers equally the vinyl editions but with "DC" afterwards them.

229DC is unknown. 230DC-237DC are from Disney'due south "Your Favorite Fairy Tales" read-along series, all released in 1987.

230DC: Goldilocks and the Iii Bears - Narrated by Marvin Kaplan
231DC: Hansel and Gretel - Narrated by Marvin Kaplan
232DC: Niggling Ruddy Riding Hood - Narrated by Marvin Kaplan
233DC: The Little Red Hen - Narrated by Marvin Kaplan
234DC: The Gingerbread Man - Narrated by Marvin Kaplan
235DC: The Ugly Duckling - Narrated by Marvin Kaplan
236DC: The Emperor'south New Clothes - Narrated past Marvin Kaplan
237DC: Rapunzel - Narrated by Marvin Kaplan

238-250DC are unknown

251DC: The Nighttime Before Christmas - Narrated by Lois Lane
252DC: Rudolph the Carmine-Nosed Reindeer (Little Golden Books) - Narrated by Hal Smith
253DC: Frosty the Snowman (Little Golden Books) - Narrated past Hal Smith
254DC: The 12 Days of Christmas (Piddling Gilt Books) - Narrated by Lindy Gary
255DC: Jingle Bells (Piffling Golden Books) - Narrated by Hal Smith
256DC: The Small One - Narrated by Hal Smith
257DC: Jingle Bells (1987) - Narrated by William Schallert

258-259DC are unknown

260DC: Hither Comes Garfield - Narrated past William Woodson
261DC: Garfield on the Boondocks - Narrated past William Woodson
262DC: Garfield in the Rough - Narrated past William Woodson

263-269DC are unknown

270DC: Get Along Gang and the Missing Caboose - Narrated by William Woodson
271DC: Go Along Gang and the Bad Loser - Narrated by William Woodson
272DC: Become Along Gang and the Big Bully - Narrated past William Woodson
273DC: Get Forth Gang and the New Neighbor - Narrated by William Woodson
280DC: Rainbow Brite Saves Bound - Narrated by Lindy Gary
281DC: Rainbow Brite and the Brook Meadow Deer - Narrated by Lindy Gary
282DC: Rainbow Brite and the Large Color Mixup - Narrated by Lindy Gary
283DC: Rainbow Brite and Happy Birthday, Buddy Blue - Narrated by Lindy Gary
284DC: The Chipmunk Adventure (Alvin and the Chipmunks) - Narrated by William Woodson (Includes the song: The Girls and Boys of Rock & Curlicue)
285DC: The Chipmunks Join the Circus (Alvin and the Chipmunks) - Narrated by William Woodson (Includes the song: The Chipmunks Theme)
286DC: Alf Drops In
287DC: Alf Goes Wild
288DC: Alf Plays Detective
289DC: Super Alf
290DC: Castle in the Clouds (Gumby)
291DC: Wild West Adventure (Gumby)

Book and Cassette Tapes-B sets from the mid 1980s to early 1990'due south

500B: The Haunted Business firm - Narrated by Hal Smith
501B: Gummies to the Rescue (Gummi Bears)
502B: Zummi'due south Magic Spell (Gummi Bears)
503B: The Bully Mouse Detective - Narrated by Laurie Main
504B: Cubbi Finds a Friend (Gummi Bears)
505B: Tummi and the Dragon (Gummi Bears)
507B: Prophylactic Beginning (Disney Discovery Serial)
508B: Colors and Shapes (Disney Discovery Serial)
509B: The Happiest Fluppy (Fluppy Dogs)
510B: Lost and Institute Fluppy (Fluppy Dogs)
511B: The Seasons (Disney Discovery Serial)
512B: Telling Fourth dimension (Disney Discovery Series)
513B: The Aristocats - Narrated by Linda Gary
514B: Welcome to Duckburg (DuckTales) - Narrated by William Schallert
515B: Launchpad's Daring Raid (DuckTales) - Narrated by William Schallert
516B: Dinosaur Ducks (DuckTales) - Narrated by William Schallert
517B: Scrooge's Treasure Hunt (DuckTales) - Narrated by William Schallert
518B: Ernest Goes to Campsite - Narrated by Jim Varney as Ernest P. Worrell
519B: Donald'southward Pooch Parlor
520B: Mickey'southward Tattered Tale
521B: Who Framed Roger Rabbit - Narrated past Charles Fleischer as Roger Rabbit
522B: Oliver & Visitor - Narrated past William Woodson
523B: Winnie the Pooh and the Dear Tree (new edition, 1989) - Narrated by Laurie Main
524B: Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Solar day (new edition, 1989) - Narrated by Laurie Main
525B: Winnie the Pooh and Tigger Too (new edition, 1989) - Narrated past Laurie Main
526B: Winnie the Pooh and a Twenty-four hour period for Eeyore - Narrated past Laurie Main
527B: Honey, I Shrunk the Kids - Narrated by Robert Oliveri as Nick Szalinski
528B: The Case of the Missing Egg (Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers) - Narrated past William Woodson
529B: The Case of the Flying Carpeting (Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers) - Narrated by William Woodson
530B: The Piffling Mermaid - Narrated past Roy Dotrice
701B: The Assail of the Sand Monster (Voltron) - Narrated by Chuck Riley
702B: Lotor'due south Secret Weapon (Voltron) - Narrated by Chuck Riley
703B: The Masked Robeast (Voltron) - Narrated by Chuck Riley
704B: Trapped on the Jungle Planet (Voltron) - Narrated by Chuck Riley
705B: The Adventure Begins (Photon) - Narrated by Chuck Riley
706B: Tunnels of Danger (Photon) - Narrated by Chuck Riley

1990-2000 read-along book-and-cassette titles include:

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (new edition, 1990) - Narrated by Mary D'Arcy
Pinocchio (1990) - Narrated by Hal Smith every bit Jiminy Cricket
Dumbo (1990) - Narrated by Bob Holt
The Jungle Book (1990) - Narrated by Laurie Main every bit Bagheera the Panther (Original edition) and Bob Machray (1995 edition)
Robin Hood (1990) - Narrated past Bob Holt
Cinderella (1990) - Narrated by Linda Gary
Bambi (1990) - Narrated by Bob Holt
Peter Pan (1990) - Narrated by Laurie Main
Sleeping Beauty (1990) - Narrated past Bob Holt
The Wizard of Oz (1990) - Narrated by Hal Smith
The Rescuers (1990) - Narrated by Bob Holt
It's a Small-scale World (1990) - Narrated by Linda Gary
Three Little Pigs (1990) - Narrated by Linda Gary
Lady and the Tramp (1990) - Narrated by Hal Smith
Alice in Wonderland (1990) - Narrated past Linda Gary (Original edition) and Roy Dotrice (1999 edition)
Mother Goose Rhymes (1990) - Narrated by Roy and Karen Dotrice
The Play a trick on and the Hound (1990) - Narrated by Chuck Riley
One Hundred and Ane Dalmatians (1990) - Narrated by Michael Gough as Pongo
Mickey's Christmas Carol (1990) - Narrated by William Woodson
The Keen Mouse Detective (1990) - Narrated past Laurie Principal
The Aristocats (1990) - Narrated past Linda Gary
Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1990) - Narrated past Charles Fleischer equally Roger Rabbit
Oliver & Visitor (1990) - Narrated by William Woodson
The Little Mermaid (1990) - Narrated by Roy Dotrice
The Prince and the Pauper (1990) - Narrated by Bernard Fox
The Rescuers Downwards Under (1990) - Narrated by William Woodson
Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree (1990) - Narrated by Laurie Main
Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day (1990) - Narrated by Laurie Main
Winnie the Pooh and Tigger Too (1990) - Narrated by Laurie Main
Winnie the Pooh and a Day for Eeyore (1990) - Narrated past Laurie Main
The Magical Zoo (Minnie 'north Me) (1991)
A Vacation Risk (Minnie 'northward Me) (1991)
When Nosotros Grow Upwardly (Minnie 'north Me) (1991)
Ariel and the Mysterious World In a higher place (The Little Mermaid) (1991) - Narrated by Roy Dotrice
Ariel and the Surreptitious Grotto (The Piffling Mermaid) (1991) - Narrated by Roy Dotrice
Rootin' Tootin' Rangers (Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers) (1991) - Narrated by William Woodson
Drumming Upwardly Business organization (TaleSpin) (1991) - Narrated by William Woodson
The Seeds of Victory (TaleSpin) (1991) - Narrated past William Woodson
High Wave Robbery (Darkwing Duck) (1991) - Narrated by William Woodson
The Rocketeer (1991) - Narrated by Chuck Riley
Beauty and the Beast (1991) - Narrated by Roy Dotrice
Ariel'due south Christmas Nether the Sea (The Fiddling Mermaid) (1991) - Narrated by Roy Dotrice
Aladdin (1992) - Narrated by Jim Cummings
Adventure in the Cave of Wonders (Aladdin) (1992) - Narrated by Jim Cummings
101 Dalmatians: A Lucky Christmas (1993) - Narrated by Michael Gough every bit Pongo
Ane Magical Christmas (Beauty and the Beast) (1993) - Narrated by Roy Dotrice
Iago Returns (Aladdin) (1994) - Narrated by Corey Burton as the Peddler
The Lion King (1994) - Narrated by Robert Guillaume as Rafiki
Far from the Pride Lands (The Lion King) (1994) - Narrated by Roy Dotrice
The Brightest Star (The King of beasts King) (1994) - Narrated by James Earl Jones every bit Mufasa
Pocahontas (1995) - Narrated by Roy Dotrice
Listen With Your Middle (Pocahontas) (1995) - Narrated by David Ogden Stiers
The Spirit of Giving (Pocahontas) (1995) - Narrated by Nick Tate as Samuel Quincy
Toy Story (1995) - Narrated past Tracy Fraim
The Small 1 (1995) - Narrated past Hal Smith
101 Dalmatians (1996) - Narrated by Russi Taylor as Nanny
The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996) - Narrated by David Ogden Stiers as the Archdeacon
The Original Story of Winnie the Pooh (1997) - Narrated past Long John Baldry
Mary Poppins (1997) - Narrated past Karen Dotrice equally Adult Jane Banks
A New Promise (Star Wars) (1997) - Narrated by Chuck Riley
The Empire Strikes Back (Star Wars) (1997) - Narrated by Chuck Riley
Return of the Jedi (Star Wars) (1997) - Narrated by Chuck Riley
Flubber (1997) - Narrated by Corey Burton
Hercules (1997) - Narrated by Danny DeVito as Philoctetes
The Lion King 2: Simba's Pride (1998) - Narrated by Miguel Ferrer
A Bug's Life (1998) - Narrated by Hayden Panettiere as Dot
Mulan (1998) - Narrated by June Foray as Grandmother Fa
Toy Story 2 (1999) - Narrated by Steven Weber
Tarzan (1999) - Narrated by Chuck Riley
Aladar's Take chances (Dinosaur) (2000) - Narrated past Tim Back-scratch
The Tigger Movie (2000) - Narrated by Roy Dotrice

2000–nowadays read-along volume-and-CD titles include:

102 Dalmatians (2000) - Narrated by Peter Dennis
The Emperor'due south New Groove (2000) - Narrated by Steven Weber
Snow White and the 7 Dwarfs (2001; new edition, 2016) - Introduction narrated by Corey Burton/Narrated by Mary D'Arcy
The Little Mermaid (2001; new edition, 2013) - Narrated by Roy Dotrice
The Lion Male monarch (2001; new edition, 2019) - Narrated by Robert Guillaume every bit Rafiki
Monsters, Inc. (2001; new edition, 2012) - Narrated by Dom DeLuise
Atlantis: The Lost Empire (2001) - Narrated by Chuck Riley
The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (2002) - Introduction narrated by Roy Dotrice/Narrated by Christopher Plummer
Beauty and the Creature (2002; new edition, 2017) - Narrated by Roy Dotrice
Tarzan (2002) - Narrated by Chuck Riley
Lilo & Sew together (2002; new edition, 2020) - Narrated past Corey Burton
Treasure Planet (2002) - Narrated by Chuck Riley
Finding Nemo (2003) - Narrated by Matt Frewer
The Jungle Book 2 (2003) - Narrated past Saul Elkin
Piglet's Big Movie (2003) - Narrated by Roy Dotrice
Brother Bear (2003) - Narrated by Graham Greene
The Incredibles (2004) - Narrated by David Jeremiah
Mary Poppins (2004) - Narrated by Karen Dotrice equally an adult Jane Banks
The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (2004) - Introduction narrated by Corey Burton/Narrated by Christopher Plummer
Aladdin (2004; new editions, 2015 and 2019) - Narrated by Jim Cummings every bit the Peddler
Habitation on the Range (2004) - Narrated by David Jeremiah
Pooh's Heffalump Movie (2005) - Narrated by Roy Dotrice
Craven Picayune (2005) - Narrated past David Jeremiah
The Wild - (2006)
Cars (2006) - Narrated by David Jeremiah
Curse of the Black Pearl (Pirates of the Caribbean) (2006) - Narrated by Diedrich Bader
Dead Man's Breast (Pirates of the Caribbean) (2006) - Narrated by Diedrich Bader
Cinderella (2006; new editions, 2010 & 2012) - Narrated by Stephanie Stearns
Enchanted (2007) - Narrated by Diedrich Bader
At World'south Cease (Pirates of the Caribbean) (2007) - Narrated by Diedrich Bader
Ratatouille (2007) - Narrated past Roy Dotrice
Meet the Robinsons (2007) - Narrated by David Jeremiah
WALL-Due east (2008) - Narrated by Tino Insana
Tinker Bell (2008) - Narrated by Cindy Robinson
Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure - Narrated by Cindy Robinson
Cinderella: A Heart Full of Love (2010)
Toy Story two (2010) - Narrated by Rick Zieff
Beauty and the Creature (2010)
Toy Story (2010) - Narrated by Adrian Alita
Tangled (2010) - Narrated by Cindy Robinson
Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue - Narrated by Cindy Robinson
Mickey'southward Chilling Night (2010) - Narrated by Chris Smith
Toy Story three (2010) - Narrated past Rick Zieff
Platypus Power! (Phineas and Ferb) (2011) - Narrated by Rob Paulsen
Winnie the Pooh (2011) - Narrated by Cindy Robinson
Cars ii (2011) - Narrated by David Jeremiah
Disney Plant nursery Rhymes (2011)
Bambi (2011) - Narrated by Barry Cutler
The Lion King - Narrated past David Jeremiah
The Muppets (2011) - Narrated by David Jeremiah
Secret of the Wings (2012) - Narrated by Cindy Robinson
Tangled Ever After (2012) - Narrated by Cindy Robinson
Toy Story Toons: Small Fry (2012) - Narrated by Rick Zieff
Cars: Air Mater (2012) - Narrated past David Jeremiah
Wreck-Information technology Ralph (2012) - Narrated by Nolan Northward
Brave (2012) - Narrated by Nolan North
Monsters University (2013) - Narrated by Tino Insana
Once Upon a Princess (Sofia the First) (2013) - Narrated by Cindy Robinson
Jake Saves Bucky (Jake and the Never Land Pirates) (2013) - Narrated by Nolan North
Peter Pan (2013) - Narrated past Nolan North
Frozen (2013) - Narrated by Nolan North
Muppets Nearly Wanted (2014) - Narrated by David Jeremiah
The Pirate Fairy (2014) - Narrated past Cindy Robinson
Ezra's Wookiee Rescue (Star Wars Rebels) (2014) - Narrated by Nolan North
Big Hero 6 (2014) - Narrated by Andy Chanley
Star Wars: A New Hope (2015) - Narrated by Anthony Daniels as C-3PO
Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Dorsum (2015) - Narrated by Anthony Daniels as C-3PO
Star Wars: Return of the Jedi (2015) - Narrated by Anthony Daniels as C-3PO
Within Out (2015) - Narrated by Cindy Robinson
Olaf's Nighttime Before Christmas (2015) - Narrated by Josh Gad as Olaf the Snowman
The Good Dinosaur (2015) - Narrated by Cindy Robinson
Frozen Fever (2015) - Narrated by Nolan Due north
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (2016)
Zootopia (2016) - Narrated by Cindy Robinson
Elena of Avalor: First Day of Rule (2016) - Narrated by Melanie Minichino
Helm America: The Starting time Avenger (2016) - Narrated by Nolan North
Star Wars: The Forcefulness Awakens (2016) - Narrated by Michael D. Hanks
Finding Dory (2016) - Narrated by Bob Peterson equally Mr. Ray
Thor (2016) - Narrated by Nolan Northward
Iron Man 2 (2016) - Narrated by Nolan North
Moana (2016) - Narrated by Rena Owen
Nuzzles and the Easter Egg Mix Up (2016) - Narrated by Cindy Robinson
Star Wars: The Phantom Menace (2017) - Narrated by Michael D. Hanks
Star Wars: Attack of the Clones (2017) - Narrated by Michael D. Hanks
Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith (2017) - Narrated past Michael D. Hanks
Guardians of the Galaxy (2017) - Narrated by Nolan N
Cars 3 (2017) - Narrated past David Jeremiah
Iron Man Trilogy (2017) - Narrated past Nolan Northward
Mickey's Christmas Carol (2017)
First Mean solar day of Dominion (Elena of Avalor) (2017) - Narrated past Cindy Robinson
Olaf's Frozen Adventure (2017) - Narrated by Nolan North
Coco (2017) - Narrated past Tammy Trull
Adventures in Puppy-Sitting (Puppy Canis familiaris Pals) (2017) - Narrated past Jason Spisak
Thor Double Feature (2017) - Narrated past Nolan North
The Power of the Roar (The Lion Guard) (2017) - Narrated by Jason Spisak
DuckTales: Woo-Oo! (2018) - Narrated by Jason Spisak
Star Wars: The Terminal Jedi (2018) - Narrated by Michael D. Hanks
The Avengers (2018) - Narrated by Nolan North
Lady and the Tramp (2018)
The Nightmare Before Christmas (2018)
Incredibles ii (2018) - Narrated by Cindy Robinson
Ralph Breaks the Internet (2018) - Narrated past Phil Johnston
Solo: A Star Wars Story (2019) - Narrated past Michael D. Hanks
Dumbo (2019) - Narrated by David Jeremiah
Toy Story 4 (2019) - Narrated past Cindy Robinson
The Nutcracker and the 4 Realms (2019) - Narrated past Jane Windsor
Frozen II (2019) - Narrated past Jacob Craner
Onward (2020) - Narrated by Rebecca Davis
Mulan (2020) - Narrated by June Foray as Grandmother Fa
Soul (2020) - Narrated past Valarie Rae Miller
Luca (2021) - Narrated by Edoardo Ballerini

Trivia

The post-obit cassettes and/or LP's have an altered intro bulletin:
- In the double-sided cassettes of the Star Wars Trilogy, C-3PO says, "Hello. I am C-3PO, and you are near to listen to the story of Star Wars: (insert episode championship here). You lot can likewise read along with the story in your book. Unless you lot are already programmed to know when the pages end, yous will know information technology is time to plough the page when you lot hear this sound: (sound of a harp playing) I believe the storyteller is fix, so let us begin." Then the storyteller says, "A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far abroad...."
- In Mother Goose Rhymes, Hal Smith says, "These are Female parent Goose Rhymes. You tin read along with me in your book. You will know information technology is time to turn the page when y'all hear the chimes ring like this: (sound of chimes ringing) Let'south begin now." Afterward, in the 1990 version, Roy Dotrice says, "This is the drove of rhymes from Mother Goose. You can read along with united states of america in your book." Karen, his daughter, says, "You lot volition know information technology is time to plough the folio when you hear the chimes ring similar this...." (audio of chimes ringing) Roy says, "Permit's brainstorm at present."
- In 101 Dalmatians, Pongo says, "This is the story of 101 Dalmatians. You tin can read along with me in your book. You lot will know it is time to turn the page when the chimes ring like this: (audio of chimes ringing) Permit'south brainstorm at present." - Thus he omits "you lot hear".
- In Ernest Goes to Campsite, Ernest P. Worrell says, "Howdy, folks. Your ol' buddy Ernest P. Worrell here. I'g gonna tell you about one of my greatest adventures. It'south called Ernest Goes to Camp. Tricky title, isn't information technology? Of form, y'all can read along with me in your book if y'all like. But think, my motto is turn the folio when y'all hear the chimes band like this: (sound of chimes ringing) OK, hither we go."
- In Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Roger says, "This is the story, the yarn, the tale of Who Framed Roger Rabbit. P-P-P-Delight read along with me in your book. Yous'll know it'southward time to turn the page when you lot hear the chimes ring like this: (sound of chimes ringing) Let's begin now."
- The Minnie 'north Me read-forth titles have the narrator say, "This is the story of [Minnie 'n Me-related championship]. Let's read forth together in our volume. You lot'll know it's fourth dimension to turn the page when yous hear the chimes band like this: (sound of chimes ringing). Here we go".
- In Aladdin, the Peddler (voiced past Jim Cummings) says, "Ah, greetings, friends! I am here to tell you a story I first heard in the streets of an enchanted city called Agrabah. It is the story of Aladdin. You can read the tale along with me in your book. It was first told to me past a strange little man who was trying to sell me a lamp. Every bit he started his tale, he threw a magic dust into the air and it made this sound: (sound of magic dust) At present, every time you hear the magic dust audio, information technology volition be a signal that it is fourth dimension to turn the folio. Let us brainstorm the story now."
- In Aladdin: Take a chance in the Cave of Wonders, the Peddler says, "Ah.... salaam and expert day to you, worthy friend. Welcome to Agrabah, urban center of mystery and enchantment! Would you similar to hear a tale of wonder and magic? And then read the story forth with me in your book. Every time you hear this sound: (sound of a harp playing) information technology will be a signal that it is time to turn the page. Permit us begin the story now."
- In Aladdin: Iago's Return, the Peddler (voiced by Corey Burton) says, "Aaahh.... Welcome back to Agrabah, my worthy friend. Much as happened since nosotros last visited. Iago has managed to escape from the lamp, leaving the evil Jafar within, and has returned to the palace. Simply don't worry----all is well. In fact, at this very moment, Aladdin is with the Majestic Primary of Etiquette. Shall we driblet in on them? Every time you hear this sound: (sound of a harp playing) information technology will exist a signal that it is time to turn the folio. Let united states begin."
- In the Lion King, Rafiki says, "Welcome to the Pride Lands, home to some of the nearly glorious animals of Africa. I am Rafiki, and I am here to tell you lot the story of i special lion who lives hither----a lion who holds a very dear place in my centre. You lot can read forth with me in your book. Every time you hear this sound: (sound of a harp playing) you will know it is fourth dimension to turn the page. Let u.s.a. begin now."
- In the Lion King: Far From the Pride Lands, Roy Dotrice says, "This is the story about Simba, the time to come King of the African Pride Lands. Equally a young lion, Simba had many adventures----some dangerous and some fun. This chance follows him equally he runs away from home, meets some new friends, and learns to face his past. Y'all can read along with me in your book. Every fourth dimension you hear this audio: (audio of a harp playing) you'll know it'southward time to plough the page. Permit'due south brainstorm now."
- In Toy Story, Tracy Fraim says, "It's tough being a toy. Oh, certain, it looks similar fun from the outside. Just there'south a lot more to information technology than that. To find out about it, you tin read along with me in your book. You lot will know information technology's fourth dimension to turn the page when yous hear this sound: (audio of a harp playing) Permit's brainstorm now."
- In Pocahontas: Listen With Your Eye, David Ogden Stiers says, "This is the story of Listen With Your Center. You tin can read along with me in your book equally I tell the tale of Pocahontas, the beautiful Indian daughter, and John Smith, the dashing English language captain. Every time yous hear this audio: (sound of a harp playing) you'll know it's fourth dimension to turn the page. Permit'southward brainstorm now."
- In the Lion Male monarch: Simba's Pride, Miguel Ferrer says, "This is the story chosen Simba's Pride. It is nearly what happened to Simba the Panthera leo King and his friends. Yous can read along with me in your book, and every fourth dimension yous hear this audio: (sound of a harp playing) turn the page. Now, allow usa go to the Pride Lands of Africa and begin."
The post-obit cassettes have an altered finish bulletin:
- In the Disney Discovery Series, Linda Gary, William Woodson, and Laurie Chief says, "That was the cease of the story. If you'd like to hear it once again, turn the record over".
- In the Wuzzles, Stan Freberg says, "Well, that was the finish of the story. If you'd like to hear it again just turn the tape over".
- In Minnie 'n Me, Anndi McAfee says, "Well, that's the end of the story. If you lot'd like to hear it again is plow the tape over".
- In the Lion Rex, Rafiki says, "And that, my dearest listeners, is the finish of my story. If yous would like to hear it again, just plough the record over. It will exist exactly the same on the other side. Bye for at present."
- In the Lion King: Far From the Pride Lands, Roy Dotrice says, "If you would like to hear the hazard of Simba ane more time, turn the record over. The story begins again on the other side."
- In Aladdin, the Peddler says, "Well, my friends, that is the end of the story. And you can exist sure that anybody, except Jafar and Iago, lived very happily e'er after. In fact, it is said that Aladdin'south genie withal roams free to this very 24-hour interval, but no ane knows for certain. If y'all would like to hear the story again, all you demand to do is turn the tape over. All is the same on the other side. Until nosotros encounter once more, bye." Then Abu says, "Cheerio-goodbye."
- In Aladdin: Run a risk in the Cave of Wonders, the Peddler says, "That was the cease of the tale. If y'all would like to hear information technology again, all you demand to do is turn the record over. All is the same on the other side. Until we come across again, farewell."
- In Aladdin: Iago's Return, the Peddler says, "That was the end of the story. I hope yous liked it. If you would like to hear it once again, but turn the tape over. That's all."
- In Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Roger says, "Well, kids, that's it. It's over, finished, kaput! And so, if you wanna listen to the record once again, only turn it over. OK? See ya later. Brbrbrbrbrbr!"
- In Ernest Goes to Camp, Ernest P. Worrell says, "Hey, buddy. Ha, that was the stop of the story. KnowwhutImean? If you're ready to hear it once more, just turn the tape over."
- In the 1990 version of Mother Goose Rhymes, Roy is the first to say, "That was the end of our songs and rhymes from Mother Goose." Then Karen concludes, "If you would like to hear them once more, just turn the tape over."
- A couple of titles alter the normal end message a scrap. In Oliver and Company, William Woodson says "That was the terminate of the story. If you'd like to hear it again, just plow the tape over." In Talespin: Drumming Up Business concern, William Woodson says, "That was the cease of the story. If you wish to hear it again, merely plough the tape over."
- In the double-sided cassettes of the Star Wars Trilogy, Chuck Riley says, "This is the end of Side 1. Please plow the page and plough the tape over."
- In The Hunchback of Notre Dame, the Archdeacon says, "That is the end of our story. If you lot would like to hear it once again, just turn the tape over."
- In Hercules, Phil says, "That was the terminate of the story. If you wanna hear it once again, simply turn the record over." This is the last cassette to apply such a message.
Monsters, Inc. is the only CD Read-Along to utilize a bonus material at the end, "A Discussion or Ii, Nearly a Word of Two", a message that mentions the discussion "ball" and its many uses.
Ratatouille was the last Read-Along to have narration by Roy Dotrice.
Treasure Planet was the concluding Read-Along to have narration by Chuck Riley.