Meet the frogs and toads of the world! Wallace introduces young readers to some frogs and toads, and shows you how they differ.--

Frog can hop. Pig likes to flop. When Frog makes a big drop, will Pig help?

Little Frog does not want to grow up, and he gives his father all sorts of reasons why being small is best.

The Cat Kid Comic Club is in crisis! After learning that one of their comics will be published, the baby frogs are filled with anxiety and doubt. How will they get their creative groove back? Will Naomi or Melvin emerge as a leader? Will Flippy convince them to finally straighten up and fly right?

"Frog is a frog and Toad is a toad. They are clearly totally different from each other. So when an unlucky fly mistakes Frog and Toad for two frogs, the two are determined to set the record straight. After all, Toad is obviously stronger, while Frog is unmistakably the superior hopper . . . and before long, things start to get a bit heated among the amphibian population in the swamp. But when the two rivals have a close encounter with a snappy alligator,...

Rambunctious Froggy hops out into the snow for a winter frolic but is called back by his mother to put on some necessary articles of clothing.

"When Miguel and his parents move from Puerto Rico to the U.S. mainland, Miguel misses their home, his grandparents, and his pet frog, Coqu�i, but he soon realizes that New York City has more in common with back home than he originally thought"--

"Peeper, a chick who has injured his wing, and Zeep, an alien who has crashed his spaceship, hope Frog, an inventor can help them return to their homes"--

On a sunny summer day, there is no place like the frog pond for a boy to go. On his bike and with his red bucket in hand, he heads down the driveway to the Frog Pond. With hopes of catching a friendly frog while avoiding a snapping turtle and its bad attitude, his adventure takes an unexpected turn. As usual, it's his mother who is left to help him in the end.

Timmy takes pride in being different and represents that we should love and always treat others equally. The author speaks to the children in their language, asking them to trust their teachers and counsellors, to never be afraid to speak up about abuse if it is happening in the home. The book is a part of the rescue mission of restoring the lives of children.