<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br>Prince Freddy is no longer a frog, but he misses the big pond. However, Princess Daisy thinks the pond is muddy, smelly, and gross. Prince Freddy must make his wife understand how amazing the pond is before it's too late.<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br>Prince Freddy is no longer a frog, but he misses the big pond. However, Princess Daisy thinks the pond is muddy, smelly, and gross. Prince Freddy must make his wife understand how amazing the pond is before it's too late.<p/><br></br><p><b> Review Quotes </b></p></br></br><br>I recently was given the opportunity by Capstone Press's Kid's Division to preview different children's book lines for them. I am very pleased to be able to review a wide age-varied of collections for you, and to ALSO be able to offer you a giveaway of one of their wonderful children's books from their Stone Arch Books Line! The line is aimed at grades 2-6. The After Happily Ever After Collection Continues the Fairy Tales AFTER the fairy tale book ended. As we all know from being adults, there is always an after and more than just being happy. The books are very unique and help to modernize the original fairy tales VERY much, and make them more accessible to modern internet savvy kids! The stories are all written by Tony Bradman and illustrated by Sarah Warburton. Cinderella and the Mean Queen tells the story of the Prince and Cinderella now married, living with his folks in the castle and Cinderella at a loss of what to do with herself. The Queen is somewhat a typical Mother-in-Law in a lot of ways. The story is great in that it teaches self-reliance, making a career of something that you are good at, and being happy with it. Young girls will love the book!-- "Bless Their Hearts Mom Blog"<br>
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