Frog On A Log In A Bog

What happens whena moder-day fable collides with the Florida wetlands? FROGAZOOM! You enter the world of Eco-fiction where the real world meets the fictional Og, the king of the frogs. Follow the adventures of this noisy frog as he sings, eats and hops his way around the St. Johns River area. Learn about what kind of bugs and other creatures live near the bog and how they deal with this adventuresome frog. A 122 page chapter book for ages 9-12. Included at the end of the book are several pages of eco-facts where you can learn about Florida's critters and environment. Number 1 in the Just So Wild series. Hearland Reviews says: It is not only entertaining, but is also educational. The Eco-Facts section in the back is full of related informtion. The illustrations by Linda Day are very well done and are a whimsical addition to the story.

A tongue-twister song about frogs. Set to music by Rossini (the Overture to William Tell) for a rollicking good romp through the swamp.

There's a frog on the log in the middle of the bog. A small, green frog on a half-sunk log in the middle of the bog ...

Knocked from his log into a bog several times, Frog foolishly straps himself to the log and encourages Big Pig and Pup the dog to bump the log again.

Frog, who likes to jog, meets a dog and a hog on his jog.

Frog loves his log, so when a storm washes away his home, he tries everything to hang an as he drifts downstream. But when Frog has to abandon his log, he finds another-- or so it seems.