Disney's Pocahontas
By Walt Disney Company
When strangers arrive, can Pocahontas turn fear into friendship before both sides become enemies?
adventurous · dramatic · thoughtful · nature-filled
Genres
What is Disney's Pocahontas about?
Pocahontas, the spirited daughter of Chief Powhatan, is curious about the world beyond her village. When English settlers arrive in Virginia searching for gold, she meets Captain John Smith and discovers that fear and misunderstanding can turn neighbours into enemies. With help from her animal friends and the wise Grandmother Willow, Pocahontas follows her heart and tries to bring the two sides together. Her courage, kindness and love of nature lead her into an unforgettable adventure where peace depends on understanding one another.
About the author
The Walt Disney Company is famous for creating magical stories and characters that children around the world love. They have brought us classics like Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, and enchanting films such as The Lion King and Frozen. Disney's stories are full of adventure, friendship, and imagination, making them favourites for children everywhere.
Pages
48 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
1995
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