Little Frog and the Spring Polliwogs
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Little Frog is not happy with the new spring polliwogs. They are annoying, and never leave her alone. She prefers being an Only. she loves getting all her parents' attention. She adores having the largest slice of shoo-fly pie. But when there is danger, only Little Frog can save her baby brothers. The only problem-is she really up to the task?
This Second outing of Little Frog, who first delighted readers in Little Frog and the Scary Autumn Thing, is sure to make new friends.
"...a low-key way of introducing the idea of change, in nature or otherwise."-Kirkus Reviews
"Inviting mixed media landscapes...hints at ways readers might tackle their own fears."-Publishers Weekly
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Jane Yolen has authored more than 365 books, including the Caldecott-winning Owl Moon, loved by children and bird watchers of all ages, You Nest Here With Me, a popular new favorite, and the New York Times bestselling series How Do Dinosaurs...?. Jane Yolen's books have been translated into over 20 languages and are popular around the world.
Ellen Shi was raised in the suburbs of New Jersey. From a young age, she was often found with her nose in-between pages of a book and spent many weekends at the library. A graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design, majoring in Illustration, Ellen loves color, simple shapes, and texture. She is also an avid fan of nature, film, and books. When not working on her art, you can find her listening to podcasts and marathon-watching movies, but mostly lost in the pages of a book. Her website is www.ellenshi.com.