The Frog Prince Of Spamalot

This book describes The Artistic Theory of Psychology, in which a dominant focus is on the successful creative artist and mental health. However, the book also describes the relationship of the creative artist to mental disturbance in various contexts, including an innovative academic treatment, personal experiential essays written by the author, excerpts related to the author's semi-autobiographical novel, and illustrative blog excerpts from the author's struggling actor son. The main theme of the book is that through humanistic supportive environments for creative artists, the phenomenon of the successful creative artist in the context of success in both one's creative artistic endeavors as well as a satisfactory adjustment to day-to-day life, can be nourished and enhanced.

This series explores what happens at the end of fairytales. Do they really live happily ever after? Tales with both boy and girl appeal, a must have for those who enjoy a twist. 5 yrs+

This humorous retelling of the classic fairy tale is illustrated by Caldecott Medal-winning artist James Marshall.

Rebuffed by the princess after retrieving her golden ball, a noble frog sets out to find a more suitable mate.