Books with title PRINCESS SOPHIA AND THE FROG

You probably all know what happens when a princess kisses a prince. Yes, usually nothing. But when she kisses a frog, on the other hand, it has been known to turn into a handsome prince. Well, at least in fairy tales. Author Linda Stevenski’s The Prince, the Princess, and Yes, the Frog is a twist on the familiar princess, prince, and frog story. Princess Maya lets Prince Paulo give her a kiss. They are going to get married, after all. But when she opens her eyes afterward, he’s not there! At least not in the form he was before. He is a frog, and an angry one at that! He even threatens to kill Princess Maya. But things are not always as they seem. The Prince, the Princess, and Yes, the Frog is a fun story that will keep you wondering if Princess Maya will marry her beloved.

Walt Disney Pictures presents The Princess and the Frog. . . .Relive all of the magic and excitement of Disney’s latest animated feature film about a beautiful girl named Tiana who gets transformed into a frog. Kids will love this oversized, full-color activity book that features Disney’s newest princess plus more than 40 colorful reusable stickers!

Frog has always imagined how wonderful life would be -- if only she were a princess. Now her wish is about to come true. The Prince has lost his golf ball in the palace pond and has promised anything to the one who can find it! But being a princess is not at all what Frog expects. Frog must make public appearances on the royal balcony, at a ship launch and at a jousting tournament -- and all this before lunch! Tired, confused and utterly famished, Frog hopes to find food at the evening ball. When she discovers, with horror, what delicacies are being served, she decides that the life of a princess is not for her. With frogs' legs a-flying (both hers and those on the platters!), Frog makes a quick getaway and returns to her simple life.

Once upon a time, there was a princess and a frog who became the best of friends—but only after three rather bewildering nights of playing, eating, and sleeping. Retold with a comical twist by Jan Ormerod (this time it’s the frog who has become a princess) and perfectly captured by artist Emma Damon, this is a light-hearted, gently instructive tale of acceptance and friendship. Jan Ormerod has won numerous awards, including the coveted Kate Greenaway Medal; she has written and illustrated more than 50 works for children, including If You’re Happy and You Know It!, Peek–A–Boo, Emily and Albert, and the Miss Mouse books.