mrsbond's review against another edition
4.0
The Frog Prnce is feeling resltess in his life as a man. He seeks out witches who will turn him back into a frog. He encounters the magic of several fairytales, narrowly escaping. In the end, he and the princess live happily ever after, again. Illustrations are dark.
mturney1010's review against another edition
5.0
As a child, I loved all things fairy tale. This book was no exception. It is clever, and beautifully illustrated. I love that my daughter loves it (I have to read it to her several times a day). I also love the message at the end, and that it shows that the prince and princess really do love each other, but they've let selfishness and social expectations creep into their relationship. It's best to just be ourselves and love each other.
melmollick's review against another edition
4.0
This is a great example of a fractured fairy tale. I kind of wish more information was given about the princess, though. For example, why would the prince bother with her since she's obviously a "nag". I didn't really like that this spin on a classic fairy tale didn't attempt to alter any female stereotypes.
ibj's review against another edition
5.0
PB 34. This was another great alternative fairy tale book. It took a really humorous look at what happened after the traditional fairy tale. I don't think this book is as effective as some of the other books that have the same sort of idea, but I would love to check it out from the library during a fairy tale unit and recommend it to kids during their DEAR time.
emdoux's review against another edition
5.0
I did this as an impromptu storytime for 3rd grade as I was watching their class for about ten minutes one day. I wish I could type in the voice I used for the frog prince, as this was one of the finest examples of my voice acting in my whole storytime life.
scostner's review against another edition
4.0
The kids love it when I read it using different accents for each character.
ketutar's review against another edition
2.0
It was OK, but the cover promised more than what was inside. The story was sort of cute, but the illustrations were kind of stupid.