Richelle E. Goodrich Quotes

A Princess Once Carefully Kissed A Porcupine To Be Kind, Upon Which He Began To Think Himself A Prince. He Then Dressed Like A Prince, Behaved Like A Prince, And Announced Himself To Be A Prince. The World, Therefore, Saw Him As Such, And So A Porcupine Prince He Was. (Of Course, Most Were Reluctant To Argue With Him Otherwise.)

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