Juvenile Fiction, Animals, Frogs & Toads
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A Rainy Day
by Kathryn Ellis Collins
A little green frog is disappointed that he cannot go outside to play with his friends because it is raining. As the rain continues his patience decreases and frustrations grow bigger. He is upset because he has no control over the weather and...
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Pet Surprise
by Sanjae Citko
The target audience is for kids in elementary/early education. The text deals with themes about the life cycle, metamorphosis, amphibians, nature, exploration & observation, caring for pets and responsibility. This story features a young boy who...
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Timmy and the Wild Wood
by Hannah N Weibel
Timmy is a little green frog who lives in a hollow in a pond with his mamma, poppa, and sister, Trina. The pond is a peaceful place where dragonflies fly and robins sing, and the Hops family lives there happily. One day, a strange noise wakes...
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Frog of Arcadia
by Blake Bobechko
Thomas is an aquarium toad of unknown parentage. He doesn’t know his past and the prospects for his future are dim. While he’s read extensively about faraway lands, Thomas has never ventured beyond the glass walls of home. But when happenstance...
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Kit and the Toadpit
by Leslie Reid George
An irritable little girl sets out for a pond to persecute the small animals who live there. Her mean actions are not her fault. Kit is under the spell of The Miserable Pout. Fortunately, she runs into a toad who is also enchanted by the same...
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Joad the Toad
by Vira Blahitka
A beautifully illustrated rhymed verse story of a little toad born with an abnormality. As a result, he was bullied by children and ignored by his peers thus leaving him friendless and very unhappy. His adversity brought him the greatest benefit...
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Pollywog Pickle's Great Big Plan
by Mark and Crystal Knechtel
“Pollywog Pickle wasn’t big, he was little. And that’s exactly what he did not want to be.” Have you ever wanted to be someone else, maybe a professional athlete or a famous movie star? Have you ever felt too small for your own big dreams?...
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