This is Frog

by Harriet Evans, Jacqui Lee (Illustrator)

Overview

Flap, tap, clap, and laugh with Frog as he bounces around the rain forest.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781610679978
Publisher:	Kane Miller
Publication date:	01/01/2020
Pages:	48
Product dimensions:	7.50(w) x 11.50(h) x 0.44(d)
Age Range:	3 - 7 Years

Editorial Reviews

"The text invites readers to help out on every page, with flaps to lift and pages to shake. Frog is wide-eyed and looks vaguely concerned, which will give readers gleeful giggles as they jiggle, hug, and lead him around the book. ... Perfect for toddlers and preschoolers with exploring fingers."
— Mom Read It

"This simple, sweet, and informative children’s book by Harriet Evans is super interactive, incorporating cut-outs and patterns for sensory development. It’s easy to read, and your little one will learn a thing or two about tree frogs along the way. Illustrator Jacqui Lee creates a cute tropical landscape perfect for Frog in this day-in-the-life pop-up adventure."
— Nanny Miss Monique​

"This is Frog maintains the same fun, interactive storytelling that we saw in This Is Owl. The illustrator remained the same, so the bold, vibrant pictures we loved in the first book are seen here as well. ... Just like the first book in the series, the interactive elements help to keep even the easily distracted kiddos stay engaged."
— Little Cub Literacy

"This Is Frog, by Harriet Evans, illustrated by Jacqui Lee, is a very inventive book that allows youngsters to interact as you read it aloud to them. ... This fun book will be re-read again and again as it states on the last page: un-frog-gettable."
— Meridian Magazine, "Newton's Book News"

"These are so cute, lighthearted, and humorous and would make great gifts for reluctant readers and little animal lovers alike."
— Kids Lit is Lit

"The text invites readers to help out on every page, with flaps to lift and pages to shake. Frog is wide-eyed and looks vaguely concerned, which will give readers gleeful giggles as they jiggle, hug, and lead him around the book. ... Perfect for toddlers and preschoolers with exploring fingers."
— Mom Read It​

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