The Frog Prince Quotes

“My fairest Daphne,
Treasure of my eyes,
Pearl of my heart,
Whose beauty is as lovely,
As a blooming laurel tree in spring,
With eyes as green as sparkling emeralds,
And hair as bright as a burning fire,
At first sight, this fair maiden captured my heart,
As she silently sat there,
Reading underneath a laurel tree,
While patiently waiting for her prince to come,
One glimpse at her and I knew,
That I was lost to her forever,
Even in my curious green state,
With nothing else to hold,
But my lily pad floating above the pond,
Alas, I understood,
That she was the one,
The owner of my beating heart,
If only she but knew.”
― Kristina Stangl, The Emerald Prince

“Truly, it was bad enough that she agreed to kiss a frog; let alone, kiss him right after eating a disgusting fly! Another small creature that Daphne also equally detested, right after frogs. Frogs. Flies. Perhaps, she was the real one cursed, after all!”
― Kristina Stangl, The Emerald Prince

“And while her kiss might have transformed the little emerald green frog into a dashing and charming mortal prince; his kiss, in return, turned her into a real-life princess, as well. Thus far, they were even.”
― Kristina Stangl, The Emerald Prince

“Come hell or high water, I will gift you the entire world and everything in it. Every desire, hope and wish, traveling upon a shooting star.”
― Kristina Stangl, The Emerald Prince

“... having loved you, what I once found ugly, now, I see nothing short but beauty.”
― Kristina Stangl, The Emerald Prince

“The world might see us as a married couple, but you and I shall be the best of friends.”
― Kristina Stangl, The Emerald Prince

“Whether you love or hate something, familiarity is everything.”
― Kristina Stangl, The Emerald Prince

“Just so you know, my fairest Daphne, you are the perfect emerald princess. I honestly couldn’t have kissed a better maiden than you.”
― Kristina Stangl, The Emerald Prince

“In a world filled with laughter, free balloons and happy children, this was the ideal place where she wanted to call home.”
― Kristina Stangl, The Emerald Prince

“After spending years tucked away within the dusty old libraries of her family’s estates, she was more comfortable with a book in hand than that of a sword.”
― Kristina Stangl, The Emerald Prince