About This Book
Rachel Isadora's adaptation of the classic Brothers Grimm tale, "The Princess and the Frog," tells the story of a spoiled princess who makes a promise to a talking frog in exchange for her lost golden ball. Initially disgusted by the frog, she is gently guided by her father, the King, to honor her word. This heartwarming story explores themes of honesty, empathy, and looking beyond outward appearances, culminating in a magical transformation that teaches the princess valuable lessons about kindness and responsibility. It is suitable for children aged 4 to 11.
As payment for retrieving the princess's ball, the frog exacts a promise which the princess is reluctant to fulfill.
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What promise did the princess make to the frog? Why was it hard for her to keep it?
2
Have you ever made a promise that was difficult to keep? What did you do?
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What do you think the frog felt when the princess was mean to him?
4
What does this story teach us about judging others by how they look?
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How did the princess change throughout the story? What did she learn?
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