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The Little Mermaid
Book • 2025
In this adaptation of 'The Little Mermaid', Fred Crump Jr. retells the story with vivid illustrations.
The tale follows Sea Princess Ondina, who longs for life on land and embarks on a journey to find her prince.
This version is updated specifically for children of color, making the classic fairytale more inclusive and diverse.
The tale follows Sea Princess Ondina, who longs for life on land and embarks on a journey to find her prince.
This version is updated specifically for children of color, making the classic fairytale more inclusive and diverse.
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when referencing the tutor who gave the princess her storybook upbringing.


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as the author of fairy tales such as The Little Mermaid, The Ugly Duckling, and The Tin Soldier.


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as books that parents have been reading to their children for a long time.


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as a metaphor for giving away one’s voice in exchange for power or convenience.

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as an example of a Disney story with a witch who seeks power, resulting in a negative outcome.


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