The Frog Principal
The Frog Principal by Stephanie Calmenson is a delightful children’s book published by Scholastic Press in 2001. This first edition features 32 pages and is presented in English. The story revolves around Mr. Bundy, the beloved principal of PS 88, who finds himself transformed into a frog due to a magic spell gone awry. As the narrative unfolds, readers will discover the humorous challenges Mr. Bundy faces in his new amphibious form, including playing leap-frog and swimming in unexpected places.
In this engaging tale, young readers will encounter themes of fantasy and magic as they follow Mr. Bundy’s adventures and his quest to regain his human identity. The book combines elements of juvenile fiction with a whimsical twist on the classic “The Frog Prince” story, offering a fun exploration of school life and the unexpected. With charming illustrations accompanying the text, The Frog Principal promises to entertain and amuse children, making it a delightful addition to any young reader’s collection.
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Mr. Bundy is the principal of PS 88. He’s popular and trendy, and the kids think he’s the best principal in town. But when Marty Q. Marvel, the Marvelous magician, can’t undo his new magic spell: “He lives in a wood, in a pond, or a bog. He used to be a principal but now he’s a . . “. Well, poor Mr. Bundy is a frog! It’s not always easy having a slimy, green-skinned amphibian for a principal. He plays leap-frog, swims in the kindergarten sink, and eats students’ fly collections. Will Mr. Bundy ever be his old self again?
Inspired by “The Frog Prince”, as told by the Brothers Grimm, here is a riotously funny story brimming with giggles, charming illustrations, and an identity crisis that will leave readers Marveling!
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