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 The Frog Prince, Continued - Jon Scieszka
Newest Review: ... “stop sticking your tongue out like that” and the prince just wanted them both to go and hang out down by the pond but the ... more  ... princess wasn’t having any of it! They were both unhappy and didn’t know what to do.
After a terrible row in which the princess says to the Frog Prince … “I can’t believe I actually kissed your slimy frog lip, sometimes I think we would both be better of if you were still a frog!” At last the prince gets and idea as to how to solve both of their misery. He heads of in the direction of the woods in search of a witch. Any witch will do just so long as they can turn him back into the frog that he was before the princ...more |
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The Frog Prince, Continued - Jon Scieszka: Frogs Will Be Frogs (1334 words)
by - written on 09/11/07 (Very useful, 74 readings)
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The Frog Prince continued by Jon Scieszka and paintings by Steve Johnson Another book borrowed from the library and I feel that they will soon have no books left for Jack and I to read, as we have got through so many! This one grabbed my attention mainly because it was one I have never heard of but obviously a sequel to the very popular and well know Frog Prince. On first inspection of this book, once I had got it home, it did appear somewhat dark and sinister. The front cover and all the pictures inside are done in a very evil and creepy way. I hoped Jack didn’t get nightmares, as it wasn’t really the usual book I would choose ... Read the complete review
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