This sweet book with charming illustrations follows the story of Theo the frog who is searching for the right Princess to kiss so that he can turn into a Prince.
The story is a familiar one and will likely resonate with students who are learning about fairy tales.

Firstly, I would like to thank Netgalley for providing me with an e-arc of the book. This review is based on my personal opinion and enjoyment of the book.

I received an electronic ARC from Clavis Publishing through NetGalley.
Theo the frog wants to be a prince. He learned that this will happen if a princess kisses him. He tries many ways to make this happen and finally makes posters to post. Princesses come from everywhere but no luck in the prince department. Then he meets a charming frog and realizes that his happiness is not based on being a prince but being himself.

I love this fairy tale twist and how the frog has to find a princess. I think this is a great addition to the fairy tale genre.

Very cute story about a frog who wants to turn into a prince, but learns the meaning of being a prince might not be what he originally expected. I loved the illustrations and nostalgic feel of the book. The story was a little like Shrek, so the ending was not unexpected, however, it was cute and enjoyable all the same.

The story of a frog looking for a princess to kiss him so that he can become a prince. This is another cute version of the same story. The illustrations were nicely done.

This is actually a fun retelling on the original story, with a cute surprising twist. The illustrations are gorgeous too!

A twist on the fairy tales of princesses kissing frogs and turning them into princes. In this story, the frog is searching for a princess to kiss him so he can be a prince. Beautiful illustrations and such a sweet ending!

Thanks to Clavis Publishing + NetGalley for the advance review copy of "Theo's Princess" by Ellen DeLange, illustrated by Monty Lee.

A super fun twist on the classic tale of 'Princess and the Frog' in which the Frog goes searching for a princess so that he can be turned into a prince and have his dream come true. After much searching he realizes you don't need to be royalty to be happy or in love.

Sweet illustrations, fun storyline, though I do wish it had a bit more humor in it.

ARC kindly received from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

This was a super sweet book that reversed the traditional tale of the princess and the frog.

It was a tale of acceptance and love, then illustrations were cute, and the story flowed nicely.

I just wish there was a bit more humour injected into it, I feel like this could have elevated it from being ‘yeah this would be nice to share with my class’ to ‘this is a book I will be teaching for again and again’.

Overall I would say 3.5/5

A cute twist on the princess and the frog story. The illustrations are wonderful and whimsical. A fun fairytale story!

Thank you Clavis Publishing and NetGalley for providing this ARC.

The classic frog and the prince but with a twist. Theo the frog is looking for a princess to turn him into a prince. With colorful illustrations, Theo's adventures are funny and winsome. Theo looks far and wide and meets all kinds of characters. The question will be- will a princess want to kiss him. Looking for a princess is hard work.

The chapter book is for young readers that like to laugh and a happy ending.

A special thank you to Clavis Publishing and Netgalley for the ARC and the opportunity to post an honest review.

This was a very sweet children’s book. The artwork was so pretty and whimsical. I’d definitely buy it for a child in my life.

Thanks NetGalley for the arc! My toddler really enjoyed the story and has asked to read it several times. We look forward to having our own copy soon!

Theo's Princess by Ellen DeLange

You have to love a children's book that begins with "Once upon a time..."

In this fairy tale twist Theo the frog dreams of becoming a prince. He's heard he can do this by receiving a kiss from a princess. When he cannot find a princess around his village he decides to get creative and advertise for one. Will his princess show up at his meeting place?

I loved the illustrations in this book. The cute spin on a classic was a fun read. I would recommend this for kids 4 and up, younger if they have a longer attention span.

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A cute twist on the Frog Prince told from the perspective of the frog. This was well-written with beautiful illustrations and my girls loved it, especially my four year old. I thought it had a good message and I loved hearing about Theo’s adventure to find his princess.

Theo the frog dreams of one day becoming a prince. He knows from the fairytale that he needs the kiss of a princess, so he embarks on a mission to find one. When he cannot find a princess, he puts up posters, and several princesses show up for the task of kissing the would-be prince. But was the fairytale right? Can a princess's kiss really do the job?

The illustrations in this book appear to be a combination of colored pencil and collage. Theo's expressions are really cute. My favorite part of each image is the red umbrella with the bird pommel. You can also see Sofia hiding in the images toward the end.

The story is a cute one, and there is a clear lesson learned at the end.

I received a digital ARC of this book in exchange for an honest review. Thank you to NetGalley and Clavis Publishing.

This was a sweet book about a frog searching for a princess to kiss him and turn him into a price. I loved the illustrations - they were so vibrant and beautiful. I also really enjoyed the story and would love to share this with my own kids (ages 3 and 5).

Theo's Princess is such a cute retailing of the story princess and the frog. It has a sweet twist at the end, that will keep young and old readers engaged. The illustrations are brilliant.
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This picture book by Ellen DeLange is a cute story about a young frog who desperately wishes he was a prince. He searches high and low. Looking and looking for a princess that will give him a kiss and turn him into a prince.

However, in the end Theo learns that sometimes the most important princess of all is the one that doesn't wear a gold crown or fancy gowns. Sometimes the only "princess" you need in your life is the one that cares for you and makes you feel like you're the only one in the room.

This was a fun book to read in February. Personally, picture books about romantic love aren't books I typically read to younger readers. But I enjoyed the illustrations and the message that sometimes the person we need is different from the person that we want.