Nora and the Frog at the Well

A golden ball, a promise and a surprising friend

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ChildNora, aged 6
StoryCan I Meet the Frog Prince?
Book8 pages, one photo
Picture styleIllustrated
Illustration strengthLow
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Nora and the Frog at the Well

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Nora loved her golden ball more than anything. She tossed it high beside the ancient well, higher and higher. Then, plip, plop, splash! It slipped through her fingers and sank into the deep, dark water.
A little green frog popped up on a lily pad. 'Why so sad, princess?' he croaked. 'I can fetch your ball, Nora, if you will welcome me as your friend.'
'Yes, yes!' cried Nora. 'You can be my friend, eat from my plate, and sit close by me!' Down dove the frog, and up came the golden ball, shining and dripping wet.
That evening, a soft voice called at the castle gate. 'Princess Nora, open up! Remember your promise by the well!' Nora peeked out and gasped. There sat the little green frog.
At supper, Nora wriggled away from the frog. The king set down his cup and smiled kindly. 'Nora, he helped you when you were sad. A promise to a helper must be kept.'
So Nora made room on her golden chair and shared her plate. The frog told funny stories about moonlit ponds. Nora giggled. Maybe, she thought, he was not so slimy after all.
At bedtime, the frog sat on a soft pillow by Nora's bed. 'Goodnight, my friend,' Nora whispered, and she gave him a kind goodnight kiss. Her promise was kept. Something began to sparkle.
At dawn, the frog became a smiling prince! His faithful servant Heinrich rushed in, and crack, crack, crack, three iron bands round his heart burst open with joy. Nora laughed and twirled. What a happy new friendship!

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