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Once upon a time, in a kingdom far away, there lived a brave and kind Prince Henry. One sunny afternoon, while wandering in the magical gardens of his castle, he encountered a grumpy old witch. The witch was upset because she had lost her favorite spell book. Henry tried to help, but she misunderstood his kindness for meddling and, with a wave of her crooked wand, she turned the prince into a wooden stool!
Henry, now a small wooden stool with tiny legs, was picked up by a maid and placed in the castle's kitchen. There, he spent his days listening to the cooks, absorbing stories, and wondering if he'd ever be human again. He missed the blue skies and the birds, but most of all, his beloved Princess Lily.
One day, a clever mouse named Squeakers scurried by and noticed the stool's sad eyes. Henry could talk to animals as a stool - a little bit of magic that stayed with him. He told Squeakers about the witch's spell and his true form. Squeakers, who enjoyed a good challenge, vowed to help Henry break the spell.
Squeakers gathered a team: a friendly spider who could read, and a kind-hearted pigeon who could fly. The spider found the spell book hidden under a flower pot in the garden. The pigeon flew far and wide, searching for a special flower whose petals could reverse the witch's magic.
The pigeon finally found the magic flower on top of the highest mountain. But oh no! The pigeon was caught in a storm. Bravely, she battled the winds with a flap, flap, flap and finally made it back to the castle with the flower tucked safely in her feathers.
With the spell book and the magic flower, Squeakers and his team did their best. They arranged everything just right and chanted the words. In a burst of colorful sparkles, the wooden stool transformed back into Prince Henry!
Prince Henry, now human once more, danced with joy. He hugged his new animal friends and found Princess Lily. Together, they celebrated, and Henry shared his story at a grand feast. The kingdom was full of laughter and fun, as Prince Henry and Princess Lily lived happily ever after.
