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Mrs. Wong

Saturday, December 12, 2009

The Frog Prince

The story that I read was one of the old classics, "The Frog Prince." It had a couple different settings--in the woods, by a small pond, in the princess's kitchen, and her bedroom. But where the main plot of the story mostly took place was in the princess's bedroom where the frog turned into the prince. I really liked that they showed the different settings of where the princess and the frog had met so many times. It was just a nice way to add to each of the times that they had seen eachother.

2 comments:

  1. Pond...woods...castle. Sounds like classic fairy tale settings. Wouldn't it be interesting if someone took the story and re-set it somewhere entirely different, say New York City in 2009?!

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