Orem Library

Best friends Bear and Bunny wander through the woods looking for food, singing songs, and talking about what kind of pet they might like to adopt.

In this hilarious sequel to Frog on a Log?, frog decides that he does not want to sit on a log, and he definitely does not want a dog to sit on a frog! So he changes the rules. Now, dogs sit on logs, and cats sit on gnats! But what will frog decide to sit on now?

When "froggy" weather moves in, the "frog horn" sounds in the harbor, drivers turn on their "frog lights," and frogs appear in the unlikeliest places.

Through a series of easy-to-read scenes, Frog always gets the better of Fly but in the end, Fly has the last word.

"Meet Mr Bundy! He's the principal at PS 88, and believe it or not, he was once magically turned into a slimy green frog. He played leapfrog, ate bugs, and even croaked, "Ribbit!". One thing all the kids at PS 88 know for sure is that their favorite principal is never far from zany (mis)adventures."--Back cover.

"A beginning reader book containing two stories in which Frog and his friends try to find the end of the rainbow and Frog looks for a new pond when an unwelcome visitor won't leave his"--

Og the frog goes to summer camp with his best pal Humphrey, and has an exciting adventure in the wild.

Known as the poet of the river, the Cururú Frog sings to scare away the cold and spies on the frogs that hop around. He's looking for a frog to get married. But when he finally finds his beloved, she does not trust him ... Will the frog manage to conquer her?

A choose-your-own-adventure in which the reader can proceed as a space princess trapped on a deserted moon, a handsome prince with a green complexion, or an adventurer in an enchanted forest in a modern version of the classic fairy tale. Includes a history of The frog prince.

Follow this little green frog and meet all the animals that live around the pond. This sturdy lift-a-flap board book has especially thick flaps for baby to grasp and lift. Simple sentences reinforce future language structure. Illustrations include lots of details to hold baby's attention.