Get my ball.

Ribbit, ribbit!

Icky frog, icky frog.

Go away.

Ribbit, ribbit!

Icky frog, icky frog.

You’re a prince!

Ribbit, ribbit.

Ribbit, ribbit, ribbit!

The Princess and the Frog

It’s Princess Petunia’s birthday.

“What’s this?”

Princess Petunia asks.

“It’s a present. Open it!”

the king says.

“A gold ball!” she says.

“Oh, thanks, Daddy!”

By the well, she throws the ball.

It goes up, up, UP!

Then it goes down, down, DOWN!

SPLASH! It falls into the well!

“Boo hoo hoo!”

cries Princess Petunia.

“Why do you cry?”

“My gold ball is in the well!”

“Get my ball and I’ll give you this!”

she says.

“What is it?”

the little green frog says.

“It’s a crown!”

“Oh, I don’t want that!”

says the little green frog.

“I want to be your friend!”

“OK. Please get my ball!”

says Princess Petunia.

The little green frog gets the ball.

“Here it is!”

She takes the ball and runs away.

At dinner, there is a little knock on the door.

“What’s that sound?”

“It’s just an icky frog.”

“An icky frog? Why is he here?”

“I promised to be his friend,”

“Always keep your promise!”

The little green frog comes into the castle.

He eats with Princess Petunia.

“Now I am tired! It’s bedtime!”

“Ooh! You’re an icky frog!”

“Sleep in the bathroom!”

But the king says,

“Always keep your promise!”

Princess Petunia puts the frog on her bed.

Suddenly, there is a handsome prince.

Princess Petunia is so surprised.

“Oh, my! It’s a handsome prince!”

The handsome prince says,

“Oh, thank you!”

“A bad witch did some magic!”

“I became a frog!”

“But you treat me as a real friend!”

“So there is no more bad magic!”

Princess Petunia and the handsome prince marry.

They are very happy.

And what is the prince’s favorite snack?

Flies, of course.