Barbie and the Diamond Castle Soundtrack - Various Artists

Enchanting themes of friendship, dreaming big.

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Artist(s): Various Artists
Genre: Soundtrack
Label: Koch Records
Parental Advisory: No
Edited Version: No
Release Date: 09/02/2008

Parents need to know

Parents need to know that although Barbie's dress measurements are a bit unrealistic, her movies and songs always send a positive message for young girls. This soundtrack features themes of friendship, following your dreams, and believing in yourself.

Families can talk about the enduring popularity of Barbie. What do you think makes the brand so successful after so many years? Do you think the image of Barbie is a positive one? Why, or why not?

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Message

Social Behavior:

Deals with the power of friendship, believing in yourself, and pursuing your dreams.

Consumerism:

Soundtrack to DVD; tied into Barbie merchandise, dolls, accessories.

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Common Sense says

What's the story?

Reviewed by Jessica Dawson

BARBIE AND THE DIAMOND CASTLE SOUNDTRACK is a collection of upbeat pop songs from the 12th Barbie DVD and first Barbie movie about a tale of best friends. The soundtrack features the song "Connected" (originally from Aquamarine) performed by American Idol diva Katharine McPhee. It includes songs from the new DVD, as well as old favorites such as "I Need to Know" and "Shine" from previous Barbie movies.

Is it any good?

Diamond Castle is yet another release in the successful, popular Barbie franchise, and the first time Barbie comes with a hip, updated sound, while still enchanting girls with its timeless charm. Little girls everywhere continue to be delighted by Barbie and her friends in Barbie and The Diamond Castle. The soundtrack is filled with true Barbie tales of friendship and shooting for the stars, paired with updated, pop-infused music. McPhee sparkles on her rendition of "Connected," and "Believe" is a gem that inspires any age.