In The Princess and the Pit Stop, the author uses language that fits the character and their fairy tale. For example, it says "She flew past the Wicked Witches" because witches fly on their brooms. It also says, "She spun out Rumplestiltskin" because in that story, rumplestiltskin said he could spin straw into gold. Can you find other ways the author uses language that fits one of the racer's fairy tales?
At the end of the story, the princess interrupts the announcer by saying, "C'mon, prince! We've got a dance contest to win!" but according to the pictures, the announcer is a frog! Can you explain that?
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