emmie, age 11

emmie's Comments:

I thought it was a clever story but it was too long you should paraphrase it.

el, age 54

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he worked hard for her.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She became more caring of other people besides herself.

el's Comments:

I loved it~!

Olivia, age 11

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

Olivia's Comments:

I loved it!

Anako, age 16

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

She loved Greyfoot because of his kindness and patience towards her. She also saw that he had a noble character along with him being intelligent and not to mention handsome-that always helps.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

The princess became an entirely different person. She was no longer vain, self-centred and proud and she stopped being a supreme egoist. Living with Greyfoot taught her to become an all around better person by working and loving simply.

Anako's Comments:

I absolutely LOVE this story! I think it should be expanded into a novel.

Anako, age 16

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

She loved Greyfoot because of his kindness and patience towards her. She also saw that he had a noble character along with him being intelligent and not to mention handsome-that always helps.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

The princess became an entirely different person. She was no longer vain, self-centred and proud and she stopped being a supreme egoist. Living with Greyfoot taught her to become an all around better person by working and loving simply.

Anako's Comments:

I absolutely LOVE this story! I think it should be expanded into a novel.

merve, age 9

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

because the he had a grey foot

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

gdg

merve's Comments:

this story i did not like it

iHAtEYOU!, age 15

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

idkkk why yu askin?)

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

she became more down to earth

iHAtEYOU!'s Comments:

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iHAtEYOU!, age 15

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

idkkk why yu askin?)

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

she became more dwn to earth

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Ashley, age 8

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because she did!

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She got use to him.

Ashley's Comments:

It was OK.

Sarah , age 15

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

The princess loved Greyfoot because he was selfless and awfully kind (not to mention very handsome too!). Over time, as she lived with him she grew to love him - they both grew to love each other (remember the Danish prince-Greyfoot-really only married her to teach her a lesson). I think, out of all the reasons of her falling in love with him, time was the biggest one. You really can get used to somebody when they're with you always and pretty soon you find that you can't do without them - this was a great example of that.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

This princess was seriously vain, spoiled and self-centred while she was living in England, however, when she married Greyfoot she was forced to think about others for once, had to also face the shock of a bleary reality - poverty. Greyfoot's loyalty and perserverance showed the princess how wonderful he was when faced with the many problems that stumbled on to them. She must have been very grateful to have such a wonderful husband. I guess he served as a kind of role model to her - his character was infectious!

Sarah 's Comments:

I read this smashing tale when I was 11 or so. It really stuck with me, I've remembered it till now. I think it's a real prime example of compassionate love. Now that I think about it, it's a bit like Cinderella, except backwards see? Anyway, it's a fine story and that what matters, I think. I suppose that's what really got to me...

Fred Mike Myers, age 10

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

because he shared his food with her

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

it made her a happy princess and a loyal one too

Fred Mike Myers's Comments:

worse story i ever read in my life

Cindi, age 11

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

They led a happy life together. Greyfoot shared everything he had with the princess, though she had been of little use to him.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She became humble by living with a poor beggar in a home without luxury.

Cindi's Comments:

Dreadfully interesting, I must say. Oh, don't worry. It's not dreadful.

Alan , age 10

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because Greyfoot gave the princess a lot of gold.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She was more poor and more caring.

Alan 's Comments:

It was pretty good.

Kirby (Yes that little circle guy), age 10

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because Greyfoot gave the princess a lot of gold and thought he was kind for that and she enjoyed his funny questions because they were quite obvious to everyone. So the princess decided to marry him. Little did she know, Greyfoot was actually the prince of Denmark, but she still loved him anyway.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She became more caring to everyone and learned how to use resorces without having anyone else do it for her.

Kirby (Yes that little circle guy)'s Comments:

It was pretty good. And why does Whootie need to know? I mean seriously. Can't anyone have privacy? WHAT?! This is going to be displayed online? Hey. DON'T CLICK SEND! Hey! Get off of me!

Cameron, age 10

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

She was kind.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

It made her kinder.

Cameron's Comments:

Good but too long for the Internet.

Alex, age 10

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Nothing, he was ugly.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

He didn't like her.

Alex's Comments:

It was not very good.

jack, age 10

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he gave her gifts.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

I don't know.

jack's Comments:

It was terrible.

Gace, age 10

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because she has a good personality.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

Because she was stupid.

Gace's Comments:

It wasn't very good, it's more for 2 year olds.

Sohayla., age 8.

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Princess loved GreyFoot because he is very kind.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She became kind.

Sohayla.'s Comments:

I thought it was going to end in a bad situation.

Cathy, age 29

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

She was punished and taught by Fate and the facts of life in the lower classes: she was abandoned by everyone, including her father, except her husband. She has succumbed to Fate and begun to obey the orders of Life and begun to learn to stay at her prope

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

Her maiden years have perished like a bubble in the water. She lives a different life, with a different character, and a different social position, and different needs and demands about life.Her role at that moment is just a poor married woman with all

Cathy's Comments:

It is a terrible story about the disillusionment of the loyalty and affection among family members: Her father has abandoned her to a complete stranger, a beggar, and a future completely unpredictable, but most possibly very cruel and harsh and downtrodde

aditi, age 08

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he was kind.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

It changed the princess by being kind.

amber, age 12

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he shared everything even though she failed. 

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She became selfless.

amber's Comments:

I loved the story about the England princess. It should be published into a book. Make it a longer version too.

Mrs.Yeung, age ?9

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

In the very beginning, I think the princess is extremely less fortunate! However, the princess loves Greyfoot owing to the pretty good appearance of Greyfoot. Also, the princees realizes that she ought to be responsible to her husband since she got marrie

sophia, age 10

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because even though the princess was worthless, Greyfoot had been nice to her.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She was grateful and not so proud.

sophia's Comments:

I loved it and thought it was very good.

munu, age 11

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he was kind and showed real affection for her and her capabilities.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

It changed her on the inside more than the outside.

munu's Comments:

IT WAS ABSOLUTELY GREAT! BEST LITERATURE EVER!

Angel., age 33

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Who could help but love someone that dedicated???

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

Through love, she learned how to live.

Angel.'s Comments:

I am a mother of 3 boys and was browsing these tales for some things to read to my boys at bedtime. This story, however, grabbed me and I thought I would let you know that it had a strong effect even on me (a 'grown-up') :) !

Patrick, age 12

Patrick's Comments:

Twas fine.

Michele, age 10

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he put her in her place!

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She learned to be humble.

Michele's Comments:

I loved it!

Teacher, age 24

Teacher's Comments:

I'm not gonna comment on the story, but on the children's comments.Children are so spontaneous! And honest!I loved to see the differences between kids that were 9, 10 or 11 and the older kids (12 or 13).And also the difference between boys and girls.

Zulfa, age 7

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because Greyfoot was the Prince of Denmark.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

I DO NOT KNOW!!!!!!!!

KARSTEN, age 11

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

BECAUSE HE HAD A LOT OF GOLD.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

HOW TO APPRECIATE PEOPLE.

KARSTEN's Comments:

IT WAS COOL SINCE MY GRANDFATHER CAME FROM DENMARK.

Amber, age 12

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

She loved him because he shared what he had with her.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She learned that it doesn't matter who you are as long as you love each other.

Amber's Comments:

I thought the plot was great and I liked how the stubborn princess saw her mistake.

, age

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

THIS BOOK IS GOOD.

jason, age 8

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he's handsome.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She loved him.

jason's Comments:

It was good.

, age

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

She like him because he was kind.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

It made her a nicer person.

's Comments:

I don't know.

Emily, age 13

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because she did. 

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She just changed. 

Emily's Comments:

Whatever.

zach, age 10

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

The princess loved Greyfoot because he was good to her and he saw the good in her.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

It made her a nicer person.

zach's Comments:

I thought it was a very good story with lots of meaning about how to treat people in real life.

Hanna, age 15

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Nice .

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She became less shallow.

Hanna's Comments:

I thought it was good.

Sahar, age 8

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he was so kind.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

Probably because whoever wanted to marry her was not kind, and Greyfoot was kind, and never got mad.

Sahar's Comments:

I thought it was a good story with a happy ending, and it teaches you a lesson.

Sadia, age 9

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

The princess loved Grayfoot because she saw that Grayfoot was kind and nice so then she started act kind and nice, too.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

Getting to know Greyfoot changed the princess when she saw the nice things that Greyfoot did. So when she saw that Greyfoot was in the carriage and her husband was in there she told the carriage driver to stop. Why did she tell the carriage driver to sto

Sadia's Comments:

I think the story was great because i learned something that i could never FORGET. Remember this lesson because you could find it USEFUL in your life.

onely, age 10

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

He was nice.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

The princess is getting nicer.

onely's Comments:

It was a nice book.

David, age 10

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

The princess loved Greyfoot because he cared for her.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She was nicer at the end of the story.

David's Comments:

I thought the story was good.

Melissa, age 10

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

The princess loved Greyfoot because he was a charming man and he had a job.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

Learning to love Greyfoot changed the princess because she found out that she used him then knowing that he was ill.

Melissa's Comments:

I think the story was great because it teaches you that if you love somebody, not to use them is to love them.

Melissa, age 10

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

The princess loved Greyfoot because he was a charming man and he had a job.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

Learning to love Greyfoot changed the princess because she found out that she had used him even though he was ill.

Melissa's Comments:

I think the story was great because it was funny and it had a great ending.

John Paul, age 9

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

She loved Greyfoot because when she met him she knew he would love her. When she saw him she felt she would be safe, and she would be taken care of. 

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

Learning to love Greyfoot changed the princess because she learned poor people have feelings of love for other people.

John Paul's Comments:

That the story was beautiful, wonderful, interesting, and was very nice. I liked the story a lot. That is what think about the story. 

natlie, age 11

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

The princes loved the prince because he was very charming especially when he asked her funny questions. Also because he was handsome in his clean clothes.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She loved Greyfoot because she knew that she would be safe with him, and he would love her a lot.

natlie's Comments:

I thought the story was very good. It had a great beginning, middle, and ending. I also think more people should come and read this story.

Irma, age 09

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

She fell in love with him because she saw his eyes and realized she loved him. Greyfoot was a rich man, but he had to pretend he was poor. The princess thought he was handsome.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

The princess learned that poor people have feelings too, and you should not judge people by the way they look.

Irma's Comments:

I think that the story was good because it teaches you a lesson. Never judge people by the way they look.

Mayra, age 9

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

She loved the prince because she fell in love with him because the way he looked after the princess dressed him. Also the princess loved the prince because he was handsome, smart, and also he was very educated.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

Greyfoot changed the princess because she became very nice when she started to love him.

Mayra's Comments:

The part I liked about the story was that after the princess's father forced her to marry the princes she did marry him because she loved him very much, and also I liked the story because she changed her ways of being bossy. 

Paula, age 10

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

The Princess loved Greyfoot because she fell in love with his charm especially after he was dressed appropriately. She also loved Greyfoot because he was smart and handsome.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

Greyfoot changed the princess. She became very nice when she started to love him. I think she got a lot better by loving Greyfoot.

Paula's Comments:

I liked this book a lot because after her father forced the princess to marry Greyfoot she then became very nice in ways she never was before. I also liked this book because he asked her the silliest questions. For example, is the sky blue? Is the grass g

Mayra, age 9

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

She loved the prince because she fell in love with him because the way he looked after the princess dressed him. Also the princess loved the prince because he was handsome,smart,and also he was very educated.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

Greyfoot changed the princess because she became very nice when she started to love him.

Mayra's Comments:

The part I liked about the story was that after the princess's father forced her to marry the princes she did marry him because she loved him very much, and also she I liked the story because she changed her ways of being bossy. 

Angela, age 10

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

The princess loved Greyfoot because he was sweet. He was also kind. He was nice to her. He cared for her. The princess also loved the prince because he was handsome. He was also a happy prince. He wasn't mean. Greyfoot was not grouchy either. The princess

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

The story changed the princess because the princess never cared for anybody. But when she decided to marry the prince she became a nice and caring person. She wasn't mean anymore to people. She was nice to people even if she didn't know them.



Angela's Comments:

I thought the story was good. It taught me many things.

dfg dsrrg derg dfg, age 10

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because she thought he was a hottie .

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

It changed her because she learned to not judge a book by its cover.

dfg dsrrg derg dfg's Comments:

I don't know how you do it, Whootie, these stories rock, man! Keep up the good work.

rabeea, age 12

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

The princess loved Greyfoot because he was polite and well mannered and also he was sharing, not selfish, He shared with the princess whatever he had even though it wasn't much. Greyfoot also taught the princess the true meaning of love and friendship an

rabeea's Comments:

I think this story is awesome! It has a really great lesson in it.

George, age 13

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he loved her with all his heart.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

It changed the princess forever.

George's Comments:

I loved the whole thing.

stephanie, age 12

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

She loved Greyfoot because he wasn't marrying her for the money, he was marrying her because she was beautiful.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She was acting mean to him and after she meets him he makes her start to be nice.



stephanie's Comments:

I thought that it was a good story and that it helps the readers learn not to be mean to anyone.

sarah-lee, age 12

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he didn't want her for money, he wanted her for her beauty.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She was mean and he made her nice.



sarah-lee's Comments:

I thought that this story was exciting and cool. I would tell all my friends about it. I would also tell my family about it too. I know that they would like it because it is a great story. I will always remember this story. 

james, age 13

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

She love Greyfoot because she loved him for who he was not because he was poor but because he was nice to her.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She learned to care for someone that she thought that she didn't love.

james's Comments:

I hated it.

jonathan, age 11

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he wasn't marrying her for the money but for her beauty.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

It changed her so that she would be nice.

jonathan's Comments:

I think that it was a good story.

Jessica, age 13

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

The princess loved Greyfoot because he was poor and he did stuff for her.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

It changed the princess by learning to like people not for how much money they have.

Jessica's Comments:

I thought the story was interesting.

tamara, age 12

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

She felt sorry for him because he was sick and he was poor. He was nice to her. 

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She knew a princess does not need to be rich to be happy.



tamara's Comments:

I thoght the story was very good and long and it had lots of details.

Apirat, age 12

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

He was nice to her.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She was nice now.

Apirat's Comments:

It was cool and funny.

derrick, age 13

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

He was nice to her, that's why she liked him.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

Before she liked him she was snobby and mean.

derrick's Comments:

I think this story was too long.

Billy, age 12

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

He was beautiful and he was nice.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She was starting to be nicer.

Billy's Comments:

I think this story was okay.

ricky, age 13

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

He was nice to her.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She was snobby before she met him and after she met him she was nice.

ricky's Comments:

Great.

, age

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Greyfoot was nice to her.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She learned to love him because she accepted his poorness.

's Comments:

The story was awesome dude NARGLY.

Valeria, age 11

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

To her astonishment she noticed that he was neither ugly nor old, but really a handsome young man. In spite of his old things, he was nice to her. 

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

Before she got married with him she was snobby. She was mean to him and she would not marry him.



Valeria's Comments:



Richard, age 12

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he had given her golden items.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She learned to accept what was happening in life.

Richard's Comments:

I thought that it was a very good story.

Corey, age 12

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

At first she was forced to then she began to like him because he didn't care if she failed at anything.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She no longer cared about her life as a princess when she found someone.

Corey's Comments:

LAMEY!! LAMEY!! LAMEY!! LAMEY!! LAME!!!!

, age

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

She did because he cared and shared everthing he had and earned.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She became more loving ad cared about people a lot more than she used to. Also she was willing to do work.

's Comments:

I thought that it wasn't a very good story at all.

alexis, age 11

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he shared everything with her.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

Because she learned to care and love and was as equal as everyone else.

alexis's Comments:

It was very good.

Chelsea G, age 11

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he was very nice to her and shared everything he had with her and also he comforted her when she was sad.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

It changed her because she thought that living with the prince of Denmark would be horrible but when she married Greyfoot she noticed that it wasn't so bad, even living with a poor man like him.

Chelsea G's Comments:

I thought that the story was very good because it teaches you to care about others and to not be so selfish like the princess was until she learned to care for Greyfoot and how to care about others and not just about herself which made the story very good

jade, age 13

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

He was a nice, generous, handsome, sharing, caring man.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She did not say mean things anymore.

jade's Comments:

It was good.

Charna, age 12

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he was a hard working man.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

The princess learned to care for others and not herself. The princess was spoiled.

Charna's Comments:

The story was very cool. I think anyone who reads it will learn a lesson.

Lydia, age 11

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

She loved him because he shared anything he had with her even though she was useless.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

It changed her because she wasn't haughty or too self-confident anymore.

Lydia's Comments:

I thought that it was a classic fairy tale and it has a good moral behind it, but I usually don't like fairy tales so I didn't like the story, it was boring.

Tremon, age 12

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he was good and loyal to the princess and he shared what little they had.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She changed the snobby person she was, and learned to appreciate everything she had.

Tremon's Comments:

It was very very long and sort of boring.

James, age 12

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because not for what he was but what he had inside him.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She became nice after being selfish and spoiled because Greyfoot was poor and the princess was rich and she didn't mind that he was poor.

James's Comments:

The story was very long and boring and I wanted to go to bed.

rynicia, age

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

She loved him because he was a caring and sweet man. He was always showed her respect.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

It changed her by showing her that she cannot always have everything she wants. It also showed her that the world is not easy and that you have earn what you get.

rynicia's Comments:

I think that the story was good.

Devyn, age 11

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

The princess loved Greyfoot because he cared for her and even though the princess and Greyfoot didn't have much, Greyfoot gave the princess as much as he could.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

Learning to love Greyfoot changed the princess because he was so kind to her, and also because she was spoiled and had gotten everything she wanted, but after she married Greyfoot she learned how to love him even though he wasn't the richest man in the un

Devyn's Comments:

I thought that the story was very interesting.

Michael S., age 12

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

He gave her golden items.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

It taught her how to accept things in life.

Michael S.'s Comments:

I really liked it.

Jessica, age 1

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

He worked as hard as he could just to help his wife and gave up everything he had to be with her. He was caring and respectful!

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She was very selfish and only thought of herself but when she met Greyfoot she worked hard to keep them together and get money. She was able to think about someone other than herself for the first time!

Jessica's Comments:

It was ok!

john, age 999

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because not for what he was but what he had inside him.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She became nice after being selfish and spoiled because Greyfoot was poor and the princess was rich and she didn't mind that he was poor.

john's Comments:

The story was very long and boring and I wanted to go to bed.

shaneqwa, age 11

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

The princess loved Greyfoot because even though he only had a little bit of things, he shared every bit with her.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She's no longer crabby and doesn't order people around. She cares for people now and not only herself.

shaneqwa's Comments:

I thought it was a nice, long, interesting, story.

ariel, age 12

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

The reason that the princess loved Greyfoot was because he shared everything he got with her.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

Leaning to love Greyfoot changed the priness in many ways. Like teaching her to love him not for money or the way he looks but who he really is.

ariel's Comments:

The story was boring and dull. I did not enjoy it at all.

Olivia, age 12

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

The princess loved him because because he was a a good husband and whatever he had he wouldn't hesitate to share it with her.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

It changed her attitude about love and what it really means to really love someone and in a sense to me it's like she didn't know how much she would love the prince until she married Greyfoot who was secretly the prince of Denmark. 



Olivia's Comments:

This was a good story, but geez could it get any longer?

shaneqwa, age 11

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

The princess loved Greyfoot because even though he only had a little bit of things he shared every bit with her.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She's no longer crabby and doesn't order people around. She cares for people now and not only herself.

shaneqwa's Comments:

I thought it was a nice, long, interesting, story.

antoinette, age 11

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he gave her things and because he respected her. He also made her happy and he always made her laugh.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

It changed the princess because she got to know him so well that she wanted to marry him.

antoinette's Comments:

I thought it was good and I'm glad she picked him to be her husband.

Tori, age 12

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he gave her a lot of nice things and he loved her.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

It made her nicer instead of being so mean to others.



Tori's Comments:

I liked it a lot because it teaches people not to be mean because it will happen to you.

Christina, age 12

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Although he was poor he is giving and he shared everything he had.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She was ungrateful and only thought about herself.

Christina's Comments:

I liked it because it had a moral to it and it teaches life lessons.

Mandy, age 10

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

The princess loved Greyfoot because whatever he earned he shared with her even though she wasn't useful.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

The princess was rude and ungrateful after she fell in love with Greyfoot she was happy.

Mandy's Comments:

The story was good and it teaches many lessons.

Samantha, age 11

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he was giving and kind.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She learned to be kind.

Samantha's Comments:

I think it tells a lesson and was fun to read.

ASHLEY, age 11

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he shared everything he had with her.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She was very happy because he shared many things with her and she was loved.



ASHLEY's Comments:

I THINK IT IS A VERY GOOD STORY.

Casey, age 10

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he always shared what he had.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She was with him long enough to see what love was about.

Casey's Comments:

OK I guess.

Anthony, age 11

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because even if he was poor he still gave her all he had.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

It made her softer on the inside.

Anthony's Comments:

It was cool, romantic, and beautiful.

jennifer, age 11

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Whatever he had, he shared with her.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

Well, first she loved herself and was so selfish and didn't appreciate anything. But when she loved Greyfoot it was the opposite.

jennifer's Comments:

I thought it was ok.

maria, age 10

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

He shared everything with even though he was "poor"

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She learned to be kind.



maria's Comments:

I loved it.

Ryan, age 10

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Even though he was poor he was very generous with the little that he had.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She learned that she is not the best at everything and she learned she thought too much of herself.

Ryan's Comments:

I think it's a good story for people who are stuck up and think too high of themselves. It teaches you about generosity.

gareth, age 11

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

He was poor but shared what he had.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She loved herself and not another person.

gareth's Comments:

It was good and it showed how to love people even poor people because they can buy things for you.

Tomas, age 10

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he shared all that she had with the princess and he was nice and caring.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She wasn't so bossy and she learned to do things for herself and to share.

Tomas's Comments:

I thought that it was a really intresting story and a great story for a little kids.

Tarik, age 10

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he always shared what he had with her and still shared with her even though she wasn't useful.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

Before she was really cocky but now she knows what love is and how to be caring.

Tarik's Comments:

I thought the story was great because it had a great meaning. It meant don't be cocky and respect other people.

Kristin, age 11

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

He gave her everything that she could ever wish or want.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She realized that he loved her no matter how rude she was to him.

, age 10

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because the prince was kind to the princess.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She wasn't grouchy anymore.

's Comments:

It was really interesting.

Trizzie, age 11

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

The priness loved Greyfoot because he gave every little bit to the princess.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

It changed her because she was mean in the first part but changed after she started loving him.

Trizzie's Comments:

I like the story, especially the pictures because it looks wonderful.

Amanda, age 10

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

The princess loved Greyfoot because with what little money he had he shared it with her.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

It changed her because when she wasn't with him she was vain and now she was kind.

Amanda's Comments:

It was ok.

ruthanna, age 10

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because she was causing him no good but he still loved her.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

When she didn't love she was rude but when she did, she was kind.

william, age 11

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

The princess loved Greyfoot because he shared what little he had with her.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She became a happy person.

william's Comments:

I thought that it was very good.

Azjah, age 11

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

He would come home from work and then go buy them some food from the store. He would share his milk and bread with her after he came home from work.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She was a mean spoiled brat and when she married him she knew what it was like to have very little.

Azjah's Comments:

I think it is a good story but it was mighty long.

joselyn, age 11

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he gave her bread and his food.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She became a graet and nice person and a loving person.

joselyn's Comments:

I thought the story was very good and it was good that she went back to Greyfoot.

Rachel, age 11

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

He loved her because he shared everything with her even though he had very little.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She was at first a mean, hateful brat, but then she became this nice, caring woman who loved Greyfoot very much.

Rachel's Comments:

I loved the story and thought it was terrific.

stephanie, age 11

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Even though they were poor, she loved him because he shared his bread and milk with her.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

Because she was a spoiled brat at the begining. When she met Grayfoot she became very kind and sweet to Greyfoot and everyone else.

stephanie's Comments:

This story was very sad.

Talor, age 10

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because every day after his work he would come home with some bread and some milk and she would have nothing to eat so he shared with her.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

Because she wasn't a spoiled rotten brat anymore.

Talor's Comments:

I think that story was really interesting and inspiring to young readers.

stephanie, age 10

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Even though they had very little, the man shared all that he had.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

At the beginning she was a brat. Then in the end the man got sick and she became loving and kind.

stephanie's Comments:

I am sorry but this type of writing dose not interest me.

Donna, age 10

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he shared with her whatever he gave to her.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She was very mean at the start but at the end she was nice.

Donna's Comments:

I thought it was a good story showing that someone can change.

raquita, age 11

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Becase he gave her all his love and made her like a useful wife/woman. He also shard everything he had ike his money, his food, his bed, and his life.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

Becase she was a snobby, sefish, and mean princess.

raquita's Comments:

I thought that the story was awesome and the pictures, too.

victor, age 12

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he cared for her and he helped her get a job.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She loved him and wouldn't let anything happen to him no matter what. And because he helped her to care more about things.



victor's Comments:

I was a very good story and I liked the way the story carried on.

Paola, age 12

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

She loved him because he shared everything he had he shared with her and was happy where he lived.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

It changed her by her becoming nicer and stuff.



Paola's Comments:

Well Whootie Owl, I liked this story because it is nice and stuff.

DANIEL, age 12

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

CAUSE HE HAD A LOT OF GOLD AND WHAT HE HAD SAID.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

BECAUSE THAT WAS HER HUSBAND AND HE SHARED A LOT WITH HER.

DANIEL's Comments:

IT WAS GOOD.

cole, age 12

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

He shared what he had with her.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She started to care for more pepole.

cole's Comments:

It was a good story.

jeffrey, age 12

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

He was a prince and he was handsome. He had a lot of gold and he shared what he had.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She knew that he loved her for what she looked like. She was mean and thought of herself too much.



jeffrey's Comments:

I thought it was a great story.

Lady rose, age 12

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he shared all he had with her.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She didn't think she was the best and thought so much of only herself.

Lady rose's Comments:

I thought the story was very good and showed a good lesson.

christian, age 12

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

He shared what he had with her.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She became sharing and kind.

christian's Comments:

It was very long and interesting.

Matthew, age 12

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

I think that she loved him because Greyfoot had all this nice stuff in the beginning.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

It changed her because she was snobby. Then she started to appreciate what she had.

Matthew's Comments:

I think it was a good story.

brett, age 12

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he shared with her all he had and got her a job.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She loved him and would not let enything happen to him.



brett's Comments:

It was a good but long story.

ashley, age 12

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

The princess loved Greyfoot because after a few days spending time with him she got to know him better. Then she began to give him more respect. And she loved him.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

It changed her for the better because when she was a princess all she cared about was money and she thought only about herself.

ashley's Comments:

I thought that this story is not for older kids because it is like one of the little kids' stories.

EMMANUEL, age 12

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he shared everything he had.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

It changed her from a snobby person to a sharing person.

EMMANUEL's Comments:

I think it was good.

Nicholas, age 11

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

She loved him because he shared what he had with her.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She was snotty and mean but living a poor life with Grayfoot made her more caring.

Nicholas's Comments:

I thought this story was ok.

travis, age 11

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

She loved him because he shared everything he had.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

It changed her to not to be thinking about herself all the time.

travis's Comments:

The story was all right because it taught me not to be all cruel to people just because of the way they look or dress.

Ardita, age 11

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he was a very nice man to her and he shared everything that he had with her.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

Now she is not as cruel as she was before.

Ardita's Comments:

I thought that this story is very nice and I think that this story teaches you something. I didn't really like the pictures that other kids drew. They were stupid. Don't you guys know what beautiful pictures are?

Janeen, age 13

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because Greyfoot always shared what he had with her and he did anything for her and he made her happy.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

Sshe learned that just because someone may not be rich or may not be good looking doesn't mean he is less of a person.

Adam, age 12

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

She recognized he was in love with her not because of who she was but how she was.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She learned to love for he was instead of judging a book by its cover.

Adam's Comments:

I think this book tells you not to judge because of money.

desiree, age 10

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

He was nice and he loved her very much and did not try to win her love.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

You should love people for who they are.



desiree's Comments:

I thought that the story was very good and it can teach you a lot about feelings.

timothy, age 11

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he always shared what he had even though she was of little use to him at all.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She learned to be thankful for whatever she was able to get.

timothy's Comments:

I think it needed some more details about describing the ending and setting.

Alexa, age 101/2

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

She loved him because he gave her jobs to earn money.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She learned to think of others.

Alexa's Comments:

I think the story was interesting and taught a valuable lesson.

Jordan, age 12

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

He shared his stuff.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She became a nicer person.

Jordan's Comments:

I thought the story was great.

Dequanda, age 11

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he would come straight home from work, then to the store and share his bread and milk with her.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She became more and more use to him and not spoiled and stubborn.

Dequanda's Comments:

I liked it very much, especially the part when she jumped out of the carriage for the man she loved who was the prince.

Chelsea, age 10

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

She felt bad for him and loved him and got married.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

That it's not what you want, it's how you act.

Chelsea's Comments:

The story was all right. It was a long story and it had a lot of character.

KAyla, age 16

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he shared with her all he had and he had helped her get jobs and stuff.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

Because she loved him and wouldn't let anything happen to him even if he was only a beggar. He helped soften her heart, so to say!!

KAyla's Comments:

I liked it, but honey the pictures are Wack!!!

Jasmine, age 12

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he gave her the gold he brought to the "bride".

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

The princess was used to being taken care of and she was used to maids cooking for her.

Jasmine's Comments:

The story was all right. It could have been a little more interesting.

Alexa, age 10

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he gave her all the gold that he brought to "bribe" the Princess.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

The princess was used to being taken care of and she was used to having maids cook for her. When she married Greyfoot, she had to do everything herself, so she learned that not everyone has the some treatment as she does.

Alexa's Comments:

I ABSOLUTELY LOVED IT - YOU ARE THE BEST WRITERS EVER!

lucy, age 9

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

He was kind and generous and caring and shared his stuff even though the princess had been little use to him.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She realized she shouldn't have been so arrogant because she ended up with a beggar (prince in disguise) when she could've had a nice handsome wealthy prince.

lucy's Comments:

It was a very interesting story but it was a bit like little children's stories so it made it a bit boring. The stories are always about a prince and a princess, I mean couldn't you get stories that aren't about princes and princesses?

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Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

The princess loved Greyfoot because he shares everything with her. He is also very patient even when she keeps making mistakes.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

The princess learned to think first of other people's well-being before her own.

's Comments:

The story is quite beautiful. It teaches us that love and understanding can melt even the hardest of hearts.

Latricia, age 11

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he had all that gold.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

The princess learned to loved someone else besides herself.

Latricia's Comments:

I thought it was a good story. It was somewhat like the play I did in first grade.

Jenny & Tisha, age 10 1/2

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

The princess loved Greyfoot because the princess thought that he had a great personality.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

The princess was a beautiful princess and she met Greyfoot and she got used to Greyfoot.

Jenny & Tisha's Comments:

We think that the story was okay and a little boring!!!

Faith, age 8

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

He was cute.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

It can make you change just learning about someone. Because you love someone and it takes the heart to say I love YOU!!!!!!!

Faith's Comments:

I think that it was really good.

Cari, age 8

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

He was cute.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

It can change just learning about someone. Because when you love someone, it takes the heart to say, I Love YOU!!!!!!!!

Cari's Comments:

I think that it was really Good

Rabeea, age 12

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Greyfoot always shares what he has with the princess even though she is little use to him. 

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

It changed the princess because it taught her what true love means.

Rabeea's Comments:

I think this story really teaches us what real friendship and true love is.

Clarissa, age 14

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

The princess loved Greyfoot because he always shared what he had with her, even though she wasn't of much help to him.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

It made her stop being so proud.

Clarissa's Comments:

I loved the story! It was so sweet.

Hailee, age 12

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he loved her, respected her, and was patient with her, even though she was horrible to him.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

It made her more humble.

Hailee's Comments:

I thought it was very good.

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Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

She grew to love him.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

Sshe didn't think of herself anymore.

's Comments:

I thought it was very good and well written. I love the pictures that were made by the kids.

Savanna, age 9

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he encouraged her even if she did something wrong.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

He taught her how to not be rude or obnoxious anymore.

Savanna's Comments:

I liked that story.

christopher, age 14

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

He was kind.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

He was a monster.

christopher's Comments:

It was all right.

bart, age 19

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

For his money.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

By marrying her.

bart's Comments:

It was good.

adam, age 12

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

He was her favorite horse,

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

HYe made her happy.

adam's Comments:

It was fair.

michael, age 13

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he would take her places, introduce her to people, do stuff for her like find her a job,and he wasn't poor-he was the king of Denmark.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

The way she learned how to love Greyfoot that changed the princess, she learned he was the king of Denmark, and he made the princess the king of Denmark. Now she is the princess of Denmark and England.

michael's Comments:

I thought the story was interesting and great and it was the best prince and princess story I ever read.

diana, age 56

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he was ugly.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She put more make up on.

diana's Comments:

It made me cry.

jackie, age 13

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because she loved and hated him along the way.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

No, it didn't.

jackie's Comments:

It was BORING.

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How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

It was ok but it could be a bit longer and you could add more detail.

christian, age 8

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he was a hard worker.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

At first she was very mean then she changed to a loving wife.

christian's Comments:

It was fine.

Smita, age 10

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

He was kind to her and taught her to be kind, also.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

Greyfoot was kind and it is hard to be unkind to that sort of person.

Smita's Comments:

I thought it was a very good story because it shows you that when you are rude you will have to pay.

David, age 11

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

She liked him because he was poor and he was handsome.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

Learning to like the princess was important because it taught her to love.

David's Comments:

I thought it was very, very, very excellent.

, age 10

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

She loved him because he was nice.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She

Tara, age 10

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

The princess loved Greyfoot because he shared everything with her.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She changed from a princess who didn't care to a princess who cared.

Tara's Comments:

I think the story is a good one because it has a lesson.

maureen, age 10

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

The princess loved Greyfoot because he was kind and handsome.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She began to be kind to poor people and beggars.

Tiffany, age 10

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

She didn't really love Greyfoot. What really happened is that he tricked her and her father overheard and thought that the princess said yes to his response when the person said yes.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

It helped her by learning to care for others and also to learn that money is not everything.

Tiffany's Comments:

I think that the story was very long but also interesting.

GLADYS, age 12

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

I DON'T REALLY THING SHE LOVES HIM. EVERYTHING SHE DID, SHE KEPT SAYING "NO." HE TRICKED HER AND HER FATHER OVERHEARD THAT HE THOUGHT THE PRINCESS SAID YES.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

IT HELPED HER BY LEARNING TO CARE FOR OTHERs AND THAT THE MONEY DOESN'T MEAN EVERYTHING.

GLADYS's Comments:

I THINK THAT THE STORY WAS VERY LONG BUT FUN.

, age 12

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

She loved him because it was true love.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

It didn't.

's Comments:

No thank you. I didn't read it.

I will not reveal my name to those I do not wish them to know my name., age 12

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

The Princess loved Greyfoot deeply because of his care for her.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

Learning to love made a selfish one known as a princess, come to learn to not be a selfish person.

I will not reveal my name to those I do not wish them to know my name.'s Comments:

It was a wonderful story. Thank you for all your efforts. Please, everybody, learning is fun. It is not a punishment to read, yet can be an exciting experence. I have only read one story from this website so far and hope to read many more. At some sch

Taylor~*~*~, age 10~*~

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he cared for her.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She was not selfish any more.

Taylor~*~*~'s Comments:

It was great!!!!!

Taylor~*~*~, age 10~*~

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

The princess loved Greyfoot because he took care of her, never punished her for what she did and shared the wealth.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She didn't care about riches and luxory anymore.

Taylor~*~*~'s Comments:

I think the story was great!!!!!

Jonathan, age 11

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he cared for her and shared everything with her.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

Don't know.

Jonathan's Comments:

I don't really like the endings of these stories.

Kelly, age 10

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he was funny and shared what he had with her and loved her because of who she was not because she was prety.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She learned that you can love someone no matter what your friends say and that everyone doesn't have to be rich and handsome.

Kelly's Comments:

I thought it was a great story.

ESMERALDA, age 12

ESMERALDA's Comments:

I THOUGHT THE STORY WAS THE BEST STORY I HAVE EVER READD AND HOPE THERE ARE MORE STORIES LIKE IT.

veronica, age 9

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

The princess did not love Greyfoot at all, but the father made her marry Greyfoot.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

Learning to love Greyfoot changed the princess because she learned that everyone is special in their own way, not just her.

veronica's Comments:

It was marvelous, stupendous, grand, great.

Courtney, age 12

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he shared every thing with her.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She found out that she should be nice to everyone no mater who they are.

Courtney's Comments:

I thought it was a great story!!!!!!!!!!

Alice, age 9

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

He gave her things.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She wasn't proud and selfish.

Alice's Comments:

So good but so long!

chelsea, age 12

chelsea's Comments:

I thought the story was good, but long.

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's Comments:

The story was good, but really long!

SAFANIYA, age 10

SAFANIYA's Comments:

IT was so good and interesting.

Khairiyah, age 10

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Greyfoot always shares anything he has with her.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

Greyfoot made her work and earn money herself.

Khairiyah's Comments:

The story is perfect as it has a happy ending.

Sarah, age 8

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he always shared what he had with her even though she wasn't much help.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

Because she saw how loving she really could be.

Sarah's Comments:

It was very very good.

kyungju, age 17

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he loved her very much.

kyungju's Comments:

It's a beautiful nursery story. I think the princess is fortunate.

Sumanjula, age 8

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

He shared with her.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She became more nice and kind.

Sumanjula's Comments:

I think this story deserves to be story of the month. Not only is it a beautiful story, it also has a wonderful moral!!!!!!

BEN, age 9

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Because he loved her.

How did learning to love Greyfoot change the princess?

She stopped being proud & selfish.

BEN's Comments:

I think this story is good because whoever wrote it, has to have a good imagination and uses good vocabulary. I think the moral is good because it teaches you not to be selfish.

casondra, age 31

Why did the princess love Greyfoot?

Goodness.

casondra's Comments:

It is an excellent story, that i plan to share with my children.

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