tiana was the princess's name in the princess and the frog.
tiana was the princess's name in the princess and the frog.
what is the princess's name in the princess and the frog?
tiana
tiana, voiced by anika noni rose and animated by mark henn, is the ninth disney princess character to be incorporated into the franchise, appearing in disney's 49th animated feature film "the princess and the frog" (2009). her film is loosely based on the novel "the frog princess" by e. d. baker, which is in turn based on the brothers grimm fairy tale "the frog prince". tiana is portrayed as being a hardworking, ambitious, and beautiful young woman who has no love interest (at the start of the film). living in new orleans, louisiana, tiana strives to achieve her goal of opening her own restaurant (an ambition inspired by the accomplishments of real-life restaurateur leah chase). however, she is transformed into a frog after trying to break a spell cast by a bokor on prince naveen that had changed him into a frog also. throughout the film, the pair must embark on a quest to find a way to break the spell. tiana was officially crowned and became a member of the disney princess line-up on march 14, 2010, at the new york palace hotel in manhattan, new york.
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elizabeth dawson baker is an american children's novelist who made her international debut in 2002 with "the frog princess" which was a texas lone star reading list book, a book sense children's pick, a florida's sunshine state readers list pick and a 2006 sasquatch book award nominee. "the frog princess" has also inspired a series of eight additional books based on it. "the frog princess" inspired the 2009 disney film "the princess and the frog".









































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bullet::::- "the frog princess" (2002) ~ bloomsbury usa childrens; new edition (august 26, 2014)
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