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"The Frog Princess" is a Russian fairytale, where Vasilisa the Wise, a beautiful and skilled girl who is forced to spend 3 years in a frog's skin for disobeying Koschei. Her final test is to dance at the king's banquet. Illustrations by Aleksandra Jakobson 1955
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"The Frog Princess" a Russian fairytale. Illustrations by Aleksandra Jakobson 1955
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"The Frog Princess" a Russian fairytale. Illustrations by Aleksandra Jakobson 1955
#FairyTaleTuesday
"The Frog Princess" a Russian fairytale. Illustrations by Aleksandra Jakobson 1955
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"The Frog Princess" a Russian fairytale. Illustrations by Aleksandra Jakobson 1955
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"The Frog Princess" a Russian fairytale. Illustrations by Aleksandra Jakobson 1955
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