The princess has dropped her most precious toy into the well, and a talking frog (who insists she kindly call him Ethan) has offered to retrieve it - if she grants him his heart's desire! Will he ask to eat at the royal table with her, or does he simply want a friend? Will these two embark on new adventures together, or will she scream and run away? It's all up to you in this, the second book in the "What Happens Next?" Fairytales series! Welcome to "What Happens Next?" Books!Here kids get to decide where they'd like to see the story go next. Now instead of just one story, children have all kinds of possibilities to choose from. Choose differently and discover a new ending! A new take on a classicWhat happens when you take The Grimm Brother's classic tale "The Frog Prince" and let kids decide what happens next? You just might find a whole lot of silliness! A frog drummer, a prince with a little extra hop in his step, a frog that loves bubble baths, and much more fun awaits!With over 50 different story combinations, Frog Kisses is a fun tale to read again and again! Fun for all agesThis is a great book to read with a younger child (4-6), and fun for 7 to 12-year-olds to read on their own. Enjoy anytime, including right before bed. Parents are sure to enjoy the silly stories as much as kids! Bonus Material Story Checklist to see what storylines you might have missed! What's Original? Guide to the Grimm Brothers' original tale Discussion Questions & Activities Guide More "What Happens Next?" FairytalesLove books where you choose the storyline? Be sure to also check out the first book in this series, The Princess & the Pepperoni Pizza, based on Hans Christian Andersen's "The Princess and the Pea."

Frog Kisses: A Princess & the Frog Story - "What Happens Next?" Fairy Tales, #2

Welcome to "What Happens Next?" Books!Here kids get to decide where they'd like to see the story go next. Now instead of just one story, children have all kinds of possibilities to choose from. Choose differently and discover a new ending! A new take on a classicWhat happens when you take Hans Christian Andersen's "The Princess and the Pea" and let kids decide what happens next? You might find a queen with even sillier ideas than putting a pea in a bed! With over a dozen different endings, The Princess & the Pepperoni Pizza is a fun tale to read again and again! Fun for all agesThis is a great book to read with a younger child (4-6), and fun for 7 to 12-year-olds to read on their own. Each story is the perfect length to read any time, including right before bed, and parents are sure to enjoy the silly stories as much as kids! More "What Happens Next?" Fairy TalesLove books where you choose the storyline? Be sure to check out the second book in this series, Frog Kisses, based on the Grimm Brothers' "The Frog Prince."

The Princess & the Pepperoni Pizza - "What Happens Next?" Fairy Tales, #1

There had always been stories about the two houses at the end of the dead-end street known as Lost Lane... Things were always appearing where you didn't remember them or disappearing from where you were certain they had been. And there were noises. Strange, unexplainable noises. But Spencer Daniels didn't give it much thought. He had long since given up in believing in fairy tales, ghost stories, or any kind of magic. But luckily, his little sister, Emma, hadn't. For if she had, he might never have discovered that the world was much more mysterious, much more wonderful, than he ever dreamed!Full of imagination, mystery, humor, friendship, and whole lot of fun, this first book in the upcoming series will invite you into a world you will want to keep coming back to! A great book for 7 to 11 year-olds to read on their own or for you to enjoy reading with them. Scroll up and order your copy to begin the journey today!

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