Books like Frog princess by Laura Cecil

The adventures of a tiny girl no bigger than a thumb and her many animal friends.

A Tale Dark & Grimm (A Tale Dark & Grimm, #2)

Jon Scieszka’s playful continuation of the classic Frog Prince follows the newly transformed prince as he seeks a witch’s help to fix a mishap with the Princess.

After her father’s death, young Ash is tormented by a cruel stepmother and hunts for solace in fairy tales—until she meets the dangerous fairy Sidhean and the fierce huntress Kaisa, who pull her toward a choice between fantasy and true love.

Belle, a studious girl held captive in the Beast’s castle, discovers an enchanted book called Nevermore. When she is pulled into its pages, she experiences Parisian glamour and new friendships, but must decide whether to stay or return to her castle friends.

In a whimsical tale for young readers, a gingerbread boy comes to life, flees the bakery, and evades hungry pursuers until a cunning fox offers an unexpected alliance.

A bright, kid-friendly primer that introduces the characters and themes from Disney’s animated film, Princess and the Frog, featuring Tiana and her adventures.

A variation of the Cinderella story in Hispanic tradition, featuring characters with physical changes due to magical encounters with a hawk.

A charming adaptation of the Little Red Riding Hood tale, featuring a young girl in a rhyming style and Spanish language elements.

A new approach to the ancient fables of Aesop features charming rhymes and winsome images by a beloved illustrator. Artist Edward Gorey sets the scenes for poet Ennis Rees's modern interpretation of Aesop's verses, which recount how animals with all-too-human failings receive their just desserts. Memorable renderings of familiar and lesser-known vignettes include the fable of the industrious ant, who prepares for the hardships of the coming winter, and the feckless grasshopper, whose laziness proves fatal. A mighty lion is amused at the notion of a tiny mouse coming to his rescue, a naïve young crustacean admires the bright red shell of a boiled lobster, and a swarm of flies are undone by their attraction to a pool of spilled honey. These and other timeless tales provide humorous insights into the folly of greed and vanity and the rewards of virtuous behavior.

A juvenile retelling of Cinderella set in an old‑growth forest, where the mistreated step‑child meets Bigfoot characters and discovers a new kind of happily ever after.