Frogs Sing Songs
Childhood Education, Fall 2003 by Wuerstle, Loriann
Winer, Yvonne FROGS SING SONGS. Il. by Tony Oliver. ISBN 1-57091-548-2. Watertown, MA: Charlesbridge, 2003. 32pp. $16.95. Readers' eyes will be opened to the fascinating but endangered world of frogs in this carefully rhymed text. Each page features a different type of frog in its natural habitat, along with beautiful watercolors depicting nature scenes. Readers will learn when, where, how, and why frogs sing. An identification guide found at the end of the story offers more information about each of the musical creatures. Ages 4-8. Reviewed by Loriann Wuerstle, Limeport, PA
Reviewed by Loriann Wuerstle, Limeport, PA
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