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Choose Your Fairy Tale: You Are...The Frog Prince

Steven Gregory

language (Tales Alive, Oct. 4, 2014)

“The Frog Prince” (originally titled “The Frog Prince; or, Iron Henry”) is a German fairy tale first recorded by the Brothers Grimm in 1812 and first translated into English in 1823 by Edgar Taylor. In this version of the tale, YOU are the Frog Prince. As you read through the story, you choose your tale by selecting the options at crucial decision points. If you make the right choices, your tale will end Happily Ever After! If you make the wrong choice...you can always start over.This interactive version of a classic tale is great for readers of all ages!

Mr. Conklemeyer's Musical Pets: a story for children age 4-7

Gregory Alan Stewart

Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Feb. 16, 2018)

Mr. Conklemeyer is distressed when his cat begins waking him up at night by playing loudly on Mr. C's piano. The problem continues until Mr. C has an epiphany which brings peace to the household.

Choose Your Fairy Tale: You Are...Tortoise Triumphant

Steven Gregory

language (Tales Alive, Feb. 20, 2015)

“Tortoise Triumphant,” also known as “The Tortoise and the Elephant” or “The Tortoise, The Elephant, and The Hippo,” is a traditional tale from Africa. As you read this story YOU are the tortoise, and the choices you make will determine whether or not you truly are triumphant and your tale ends up happily ever after. Good luck!Interactive, fun, and a great way to introduce readers of all ages to African folklore!

Choose Your Fairy Tale: You Are...Puss in Boots

Steven Gregory

language (Tales Alive, July 16, 2014)

"The Master Cat; or, Puss in Boots" is a classic fairy tale from the 16th century and made famous by Charles Perrault. In this version of the tale, YOU are the master cat. As you read the tale, you get to choose your next move. Will your fairy tale end happily ever after?Interactive, fun, and a great way to keep the tale alive in its fifth century of existence!