The Frog Knight

by E.B. Roshan

The Frog Knight is a clever, humorous retelling of the traditional tale of the princess and the frog in graphic novel form.

100 pages, ebook

Expected publication February 14, 2026

About the author

E.B. Roshan has enjoyed a nomadic lifestyle for several years, living in the Middle East, Asia and various parts of the U.S. She is now temporarily settled in Pennsylvania with her husband and three children.

To learn more about E.B. Roshan and her books, visit: https://shardsofsevia.wordpress.com

Reviews

[E.B. Roshan]

Well, technically I HAVE read it...but I haven't read it to my kids yet!

[Shannon (Media Shadow Reads) · Rating 3 out of 5]

**I received a digital copy of this graphic novel early from the author in exchange for an honest review - all thoughts are my own**

This is a charming little graphic novel and I think for younger audiences (or huge graphic novel fans) this would be a hit. Ultimately I think I am the wrong audience which did mean I neither loved or hated this. It is charming, it is bright and colourful, it's a nice short Princess & the Frog retelling. But unfortunately the art style just wasn't for me. I do wish the best for this author though, would be a great little book to add to a library or school setting.

[Abigail E. · Rating 4 out of 5]

The Frog Night is a fun comic retelling the Princess and the Frog. The author did an excellent job of portraying lessons of keeping one’s promises and not letting your pride overcome you in an exciting graphic story, while still making the book enjoyable.

(I received an ARC of this book from the author, but all opinions expressed in this review are mine.)

[Nathaniel · Rating 5 out of 5]

A massive thank you to Roshan for sending me an ARC of The Frog Prince.

I've said it before and I'll say it again. Every time Roshan reaches out with a new ARC for me to read, it makes my day. I enjoy her graphic novels so much. This one is, to no surprise, another super fun read.

We're following a kingdom that's facing the threat of a large frog. When a knight tries to defeat it and lies about what happened, he is turned into a frog until he can prove himself.

It's a quick read. The art is such a delight. The story moves at a perfect pace. I highly recommend this one!

[Katja Labonté]

3 stars. I didn't expect this to contain magic (not realizing it was a retelling of The Princess & the Frog), so that took me by surprise, but I really liked the message and the storyline. B. was fantastic and I really appreciated the knight's humility at the end.

*I received a complimentary copy of this book for promotional purposes. I was not required to write a positive review. These are my honest thoughts and opinions.*

[Deity World · Rating 4 out of 5]

Thank you to the author for an advanced copy a must read for all not just children

[Jen]

Rating and review forthcoming.