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Frankie Frog and the Throaty Croakers
By: Freya Hartas
Frankie can't croak like the other frogs can, but when he hears some sweet music playing he begins to play the banjo in an effort to find his voice. 

One Frog Sang
By: Shirley Parenteau
Counting from 1 to 10 is so much fun with these singing frogs.

Little Frog and the Scary Autumn Thing
By: Jane Yolen
Little Frog learns to be brave as she faces many new experiences in her first fall.

Leap Frog
By: Jane Clarke
Felix the frog hears lots of new sounds in the jungle. Can you help him figure out what is making each noise?

Froggy Day
By: Heather Pindar
The weather forecasts a "froggy" day. Looks like there will be frogs everywhere! 

Tad
By: Benji Davies
Tad is the smallest tadpole of her brothers and sisters, but it won't take long for her to catch up to them and become a frog. 

The Princess and the Frogs
By: Veronica Bartles
The princess just wants a pet frog to play with, but she keeps turning them into princes with a good night kiss. 

Crunchy, Not Sweet
By: Amy Ward
Dude is hungry, but can't find the right food to eat. 



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