The story begins with a girl named Goldilocks who lives on the edge of a forest. She is known for her golden hair and her adventurous spirit. One day, she ventures into the forest and encounters a bear family. She explores their house, eating from their porridge and sitting on their chairs and beds. When the bears return home, they discover that their possessions have been used.
Goldilocks is then seen by the bear family, who chase her out of their home. Goldilocks runs back to her house, where she is found by her parents. The story then moves on to a princess who loses her golden ball in a pond. A frog living by the pond promises to retrieve the ball in exchange for a favor. The frog brings the ball back and asks the princess to let him live in the palace. The princess agrees, and the frog lives in the palace, eating from the princess's plate and sleeping in her bed.
One day, the frog asks for a kiss from the princess. The princess, believing she is kissing a frog, agrees. Upon the kiss, a spell is broken and the frog transforms back into a prince. The prince and princess marry and live happily ever after. The story ends with a lesson that teaches not to judge others by their appearance.
1. The story begins with a girl named Goldilocks who lives on the edge of a forest. She has golden hair and is known for her beauty.
2. Goldilocks's mother often warned her to stay in the backyard and not venture into the forest.
3. Despite the warnings, Goldilocks sometimes ventured into the forest, which is home to a bear family.
4. One day, Goldilocks got lost in the forest and found her way to a bear's hut.
5. Inside the hut, Goldilocks found three bowls of porridge on the table, one large, one medium, and one small.
6. Goldilocks tried to eat from each bowl, but the porridge was either too hot, too cold, or just right.
7. After eating, Goldilocks wanted to sit on one of the three chairs by the stove.
8. The chairs were large, medium, and small, and Goldilocks found the smallest chair to be just right.
9. Goldilocks then went to the next room, where she found three beds.
10. Goldilocks tried each bed, but they were either too large, too small, or just right.
11. When the bear family returned home, they found Goldilocks asleep in their cub's bed.
12. The bears were angry to find Goldilocks in their home and eating their porridge.
13. Goldilocks woke up when the bears returned home and ran out of the house, scared.
14. Goldilocks's parents found her and she promised never to leave the yard without their permission.
15. The story then shifts to a princess who lived in a castle and had a golden ball given to her by her father.
16. One day, the princess threw her golden ball into a pond and it fell into the water.
17. A frog living by the pond offered to retrieve the ball for the princess if she would become his friend and let him live in the palace.
18. After much thought, the princess agreed to the frog's terms.
19. The frog returned to the palace with the golden ball and started eating from the princess's plate.
20. The frog then asked the princess for a kiss to break a spell, transforming him back into a prince.
21. The princess and the prince married and lived happily ever after.