The princess couldn’t imagine what the frog was talking about. The frog continued: “You see, I am not really a frog at all. I’m really a man, but an evil sorcerer has cast a spell on me.

Numerous parodies such as John Scieszka's The Frog Prince Continued, in which the Princess's married life with the frog is far from "happily ever after", can also be a way for older readers to ...

AGES 3-8: The Frog Prince, Continued by Jon Scieszka, illustrated by Steve Johnson. Viking, $14.95. What really happens after "they lived happily ever after?" Scieszka gives us the inside scoop in ...

The True Story of the Three Little Pigs (& The Frog Prince Continued) was first produced by SteppingStone in 2002, and is back for a repeat. Mayhem and unexpected delights for young and old alike ...

The first episode is a version of The Brothers Grimm’s “The Frog Prince” written, directed and narrated by Eric Idle. Teri Garr stars as a princess who loses her ball down a well and enlists ...