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List Price: $19.99 | | Label: Walt Disney Video
Salesrank: 27701
Released: March 2, 2004 |
| Our Price: $10.42 |
| Used Price: $7.99 |
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MPAA Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Media: DVD |
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Editorial Review:
Experience all the charm of a homespun saga as TALES FROM AVONLEA takes you on enchanting journeys of unforgettable trials and triumphs. In this soul-stirring collection, Sara Stanley comes of age in an all-new environment filled with family, friends, and foes. Amazing events follow as Sara gets acquainted with her emotionally guarded guardian, Aunt Hetty, and feuds and frolics with her prank-playing cousins, Felix and Felicity. Through the sharing of dreams, disappointments, and life's little everyday disasters, they not only find their way -- but also a very special place in one another's hearts. Full of love, laughs, and lessons, and cherished characters of all ages, TALES FROM AVONLEA imparts time-honored values and ventures that never go out of style.
Tales from Avonlea - Beginnings Reviews:
The Economical Alternative 
2009-12-15 - If you really like these series, you should get the full length Sullivan (non Disney) releases, however this is a low priced alternative if you just want to get your feet wet.
superduper for kids - they love it 
2009-03-13 - My kids have about worn this out already and we've only had it for a month!
Kind of boring period kids show
2009-01-11 - A late 19th century Canada comes to life in this TV series as a movie
in two episodes. Although it has the Disney "heart warming" formula down pat,it is mostly pretty boring, family and chick flick like.
I didn't like it at all.
Simpler Times
2006-06-26 - Tales of Avonlea is a great film to be enjoyed by children and adults. It takes you back to a more simpler, and innocent time. It will make you laugh and sometimes it will bring tears to your eyes.You will enjoy the adventures that Alex,Felicity, and Sarah take you on. This film was beautifully made! So, sit back and enjoy Tales of Avonlea and beautiful Prince Edward's Island.
Poor Video Quality 
2006-01-04 - I absolutely love the Avonlea series that was on the Disney Channel. I was very excited to learn that Disney was releasing the series in a complete season format. Although the package does not indicate that it is closed captioned it is. That was a must for me as I am deaf. Unfortunately, the video quality is very poor and a LOT of editing was done in most of the episodes. I would consider purchasing from Sullivan Entertainment, but their discs do not have closed captioning or even subtitles. If you don't mind the editing, poor video quality or the sometimes out of sync audio, then you would like it very much.
