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Princesse Grilda veut un crapaud
- Des livres tout haut
- Narrated by: Maia Gueritte
- Length: 2 mins
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Princesse Grilda veut un crapaud
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Publisher's Summary
Princesse Grilda s'ennuie. Un beau matin, elle quitte son château et, près d'une mare, sympathise avec un gentil crapaud. Pas de chance : alors qu'ils se font un bisou, le crapaud se transforme en prince charmant. Grilda ne s'attendait pas du tout à ça. Elle voulait un ami, pas un mari ! Elle retourne à la mare, et tous les crapauds se changent en princes à leur tour... Jusqu'au petit dernier, qui, alors qu'elle l'embrasse, reste crapaud. Ouf, elle a enfin trouvé un ami, et peut remettre tous les princes à l'eau !
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