BR14: The Frog Price

I read a book whose title was “The Frog Price.” This story’s heroine is Princess Poppy. She is the youngest princess in her sisters. She must marry Prince Humperdink, but she hates him because he was smelly and smug and similar than a frog. Her parents (A king and a Queen) said to her, “You can wait until you’re grownup. You don’t have to marry him now.” Her sisters also said, “Prince Humperdink is your future husband.” Poppy declared “I’ll find another prince to marry!”
She picked up her golden ball which her birthday presents from her father. She caught on a wobbly store, fell her face-first into the pond, and her beautiful golden ball flew out of her hands. Poppy looked down into the pond, and she met a frog. The frog fetched her ball for her, but he had promise her to live in her palace, to eat from her plate, to drink from your glass and sleep on her silken pillow. Poppy thought “Yuck, I never promise,” but she said, “I promise.” The frog gave her golden ball. Poppy snatched up the ball and raced back to the palace, so the frog followed her. Poppy unwilling keeps her words because her father said “You must keep your word.” However, she hates the frog, so she strode over to the frog him up and threw him out of her window when the frog climbed into her bed.
The frog was lying sprawled on the palace lawn. Poppy doubted “I may kill him.” She raced down the stairs as fast as her legs could carry her. She worried him hurt, and she apologized for him, and she bent down and kissed him. There was a loud crash of thunder, followed by a shower of sparks. The frog’s figure changed a handsome young prince. He seemed to be changed by a wicked witch. He proposed to Princess Poppy then, and she approved it. She didn’t like Prince Humperdink. This story was happy end for Poppy the frog prince. I thought for liking person is first important the appearance and mend our attitude. (352 words/ 9587 words)