A princess is forced to keep her promise to treat a frog like an honored guest, letting it eat from her plate and sleep on her pillow. Eventually she breaks his curse, and he turns into a handsome prince.
| The Fairies | ||
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| Fair Shares | ||
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| The Fairy in the Wood | ||
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| Felicia and the Pot of Pinks | ||
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| The Finest Liar in the World | ||
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| The Fisherman and his Wife | ||
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| The Fisherman and the Jinni | ||
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| The Forty Thieves | ||
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| Frog Prince | ||
| A princess is forced to keep her promise to treat a frog like an honored guest, letting it eat from her plate and sleep on her pillow. Eventually she breaks his curse, and he turns into a handsome prince. |
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| From Tiger to Anansi | ||
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