Ten friendly frogs
May 16, 2018
Author
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Sally Hobson
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Illustrations
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Sally Hobson
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Publishing house
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Scholastic
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Price
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8.99£
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Type
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Soundbook, sensory, count book
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Age
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3+
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Ten
small frogs goes for a walk and start to get lost one by one. One meets a mouse,
another dives, another helps friends. As a result, one frog sits alone on the
shore and waits for the rest of frog friends who come back right away.
The
book has cool graphics, but rather more important are rubber figures of frogs
that "disappear" with each subsequent page. In the upper right corner
there is a loudspeaker button that triggers the frog croak (loudness,
shrillness: in the norm).
For
Zo, it was the best book in the phase of loving frogs (when she learned to say
"Ribbit! Ribbit!"), she was later forgotten.
Really,
these rubber frogs stole my heart. Although not as much as the rhyming content
of the book, which forces them to properly count down (look at the picture
below and everything will become clear).
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