Book #166: Prince Fly Guy by Ted Arnold.

 


Prince Fly Guy

Tedd Arnold

 Released: August 25th, 2015

My 32nd book for 2026 was Tedd Arnold’s Prince Fly Guy.

I was working one night and the guy I work with asked me to read him some bed time stories.

This book is about a boy named Buzz who has a pet fly.  Together, they write fairy tales together.

This is a good small kid’s book that teaches them creativity and how to do something fun with their imagination.

Here is what I learned:

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  • For Prince Garrett and Prince Caleb.
  • Buzz has a pet fly.
  • The fly can say his name.
  • Buzz enjoys reading Grimm’s Fairy Tales.
  • Buzz attempts to write a fairy tale.
  • Ideas include: An ugly troll, a smelly pig herder, and a handsome prince.
  • The handsome prince is within walking distance of a dark castle.
  • The prince can fly.
  • He ate cold porridge at the dark castle.
  • The prince once kissed a frog.
  • The prince rescued a beautiful princess.
  • A giant lives in the dark castle.
  • The princess throws her crown as a weapon.
  • He then wrote another one about an hairy dwarf.

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Overall, cute kids book that inspires kids to use their imagination and create stories on their own.

Recommended for young kids.

On to Book #167: Fly Guy Presents: Bats by Tedd Arnold.

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