Meet Frog, who starts out as a tiny egg. Follow along as it transforms from tadpole to froglet to fully grown frog in this beautifully illustrated board book for the very young.
From a tiny, vulnerable spawn to a tadpole swimming away from hungry fish, Frog evolves before readers’ eyes in a fun, informative board book that explores the life cycle of a frog. A die-cut throughout the book emphasizes how nature is full of changes—and how a frog’s life is full of excitement!
Maggie Li is a freelance illustrator and children's book author whose books for young readers explore the natural world and the wonders of science. She is the author of Bug Detective as well as the Little Life Cycles series, and her books have been translated into multiple languages and published around the world. Maggie Li lives in London.
Scientific information and charming illustrations will have young naturalists rooting for the frog’s survival. Prediction-provoking questions preceding page turns tap into critical thinking skills with support from boldly colored illustrations. . . . Vibrant colors and engaging use of die-cuts will have young children learning while being completely entertained with this well-designed title. —School Library Journal
Meet Frog, who starts out as a tiny egg. Follow along as it transforms from tadpole to froglet to fully grown frog in this beautifully illustrated board book for the very young.
From a tiny, vulnerable spawn to a tadpole swimming away from hungry fish, Frog evolves before readers’ eyes in a fun, informative board book that explores the life cycle of a frog. A die-cut throughout the book emphasizes how nature is full of changes—and how a frog’s life is full of excitement!
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Maggie Li is a freelance illustrator and children's book author whose books for young readers explore the natural world and the wonders of science. She is the author of Bug Detective as well as the Little Life Cycles series, and her books have been translated into multiple languages and published around the world. Maggie Li lives in London.
Scientific information and charming illustrations will have young naturalists rooting for the frog’s survival. Prediction-provoking questions preceding page turns tap into critical thinking skills with support from boldly colored illustrations. . . . Vibrant colors and engaging use of die-cuts will have young children learning while being completely entertained with this well-designed title. —School Library Journal
