The Prince Who Ate The Grass
Perfect for the fans of folktales and Moral stories, The Prince who ate the Grass is a moral story with captivating characters and vibrant art. This story teaches the kids about kindness, hospitality, intelligence, and the virtue.
The farmer asked all of his daughters to host the visitor, but how his younger daughter won the hearts of the readers through her outstanding cooking skills is worth reading. Is there truly a Prince who ate the grass, or is something else going on in cookery?
With the gravitating artwork, the magic of folktale is captured on each page as readers tag along the characters of the farmer and her intelligent daughter. A perfect bedtime story for both boys and girls. Bonus material providing your child the brainstorming activities in the last few pages; the maze game and the word search.
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- A classic read for ages 4 and up
- Educational stories about the moral values
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