The Frog Prince: Green Level

by Eric Blair

A frog recovers a ball for a princess, but she is reluctant to keep the promise she has made to him in return.

Genres: Childrens

32 pages, Library Binding

First published January 1, 2004

Reviews

[HorrorBabe911 · Rating 2 out of 5]

The frog illustrations were so cute but I didn’t like the story much and the frog abuse was crazy (maybe I exaggerated but like I love frogs so it was abuse for me).

[April Thompson Freeman · Rating 1 out of 5]

While continuing on my admissions of complete honestly today, I will say, that I totally judged a book by its cover. Gasp! Shock and horror! I know, I know, I should NEVER judge a book by its cover; however, when the cover art is bad, it's a sign of things to come..

[Elizabeth StClair · Rating 1 out of 5]

No me gustó esta historia. La princesa tomó la rana y la lanzó contra la pared.... y la rana convirtió en un apuesto principe y se enamoran? Si alguien me arrojara contra la pared después de tratarme horriblemente, no me casaría con esa persona. Estoy muy confundida.

[Sandie · Rating 5 out of 5]

Loved it! This is one of my favorite story's from Grimm's Fairy Tales and this re-telling of for very little kids is to cute. The pictures are bright and attention getting. It was easy for my daughter to look at the pictures and guess what the Princess was thinking or feeling. Its not so long that they lose interest or to short either. It has a little bit in the beginning about how it was adapted from Grimm's Fairy Tales and that was interesting, mostly to me!! Fun book!

[Goshen PL Childrens]

Read for Storytime Express April 6 & 7 2016.
Theme: Fairy Tales- Tiny Tales