There was a princess a long times ago. And her father wanted her to marry a prince. But she won't marry him because she doesn't like him. And she told him to find other prince by herself. He wanted her to marry soon so he promised. If she find other prince to marry until tomorrow morning, she have to marry a prince. She went out to find other prince... Then she slipped and fell into the pans. And she lost her birthday present from her father. She was so shocked and then a frog find the present and gave it to her.
At that dinner time, a prince came her home to eat dinner. Then, there was a faint tapping sound. And there was a frog. She met him again and they had fighting. But finally, she was sorry him and kissed him.
The frog had vanished and there was a handsome young prince. A witch cast on evil spell on him. And he could only become human again if a princess kissed him... Then the princess' father appeared. And he asked her and she answered she will marry him. And they'll be happy.
After I read this book, I was happy. If I were in her situation, I would promise to find prince such the princess. I want to find person to marry by myself. But I don't want to kiss a frog though the frog is a prince...
The Brothers Grimm (2005). The Ftog Prince. London: Usborne Publishing Ltd.
At that dinner time, a prince came her home to eat dinner. Then, there was a faint tapping sound. And there was a frog. She met him again and they had fighting. But finally, she was sorry him and kissed him.
The frog had vanished and there was a handsome young prince. A witch cast on evil spell on him. And he could only become human again if a princess kissed him... Then the princess' father appeared. And he asked her and she answered she will marry him. And they'll be happy.
After I read this book, I was happy. If I were in her situation, I would promise to find prince such the princess. I want to find person to marry by myself. But I don't want to kiss a frog though the frog is a prince...
The Brothers Grimm (2005). The Ftog Prince. London: Usborne Publishing Ltd.
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