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A marching band contest is being held and Froggy is determined to win! So he and his friends-some old pals and some new ones-each choose an instrument and practice, practice, practice. When the contest begins, everything is going well. Frogilina leads the band twirling her baton. Froggy even remembers Miss Martin's instructions: "Don't look left. Don't look right. AND DON'T STOP FOR ANYTHING!" But just as the band approaches the judges, Frogilina's baton goes flying-and that's when things really get wild.
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Froggy's a little nervous about his check-up. "What if the doctor wants to give me a shot?" he thinks. He worries as he dresses, and then he can't sit still in the waiting room. Finally, Dr. Mugwort is ready to examine him. But as Froggy undresses he realizes he forgot something important . . . his underwear! Ooops! And that's just the beginning of Froggy's hilarious doctor visit that ends reassuringly with a gold star and a lollipop.
"This is a great read-aloud with sounds and words that encourage active participation. . . . A charming story to calm those pre-school jitters." (School Library Journal on Froggy Goes to School)
Jonathan London and Frank Remkiewicz collaborated on ten popular previous Froggy books, including Froggy Gets Dressed, Froggy Goes to School, Froggy's First Kiss, Froggy Goes to Bed and the latest, Froggy Plays in the Band. ...
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Zoom! While playing with his toy truck, a little boy imagines himself driving an eighteen-wheeler through a city, across a bridge, and into the countryside. Finally, he reaches the coast, where he unloads his cargo. His imagination would keep trucking . . . but it's time for dinner! Digital
illustrations add to the fun in this story about a boy pretending to drive an eighteen wheeler!...
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Zoom! While playing with his toy truck, a little boy imagines himself driving an eighteen-wheeler through a city, across a bridge, and into the countryside. Finally, he reaches the coast, where he unloads his cargo. His imagination would keep trucking . . . but it's time for dinner! Digital
illustrations add to the fun in this story about a boy pretending to drive an eighteen wheeler!...
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The female lays an egg. She and her mate take turns sitting on it to keep it warm. The egg hatches, and the parents feed the wobbly chick. When the young bird's feathers grow in, it's ready to fly. Off it flaps, a graceful shape against the setting sun. Kristina Rodanas's majestic paintings and Jonathan London's lyrical text pay tribute to one of nature's most beautiful creatures. An Author's Note explaining more about the flamingo is included.
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What could be more thrilling than to run with a band of wild mustangs - and to share Little Pinto’s struggle to survive?
"Thundering wild horses leap off the pages. . . . A must for cowboy wannabes and horse fans; suggest this for science units as well."— BOOKLIST...
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Trucks can be big or small, red or blue. Trucks can make exciting noises. Trucks can haul and dig and stop and go. There are just so many things that trucks can do. But can they help to build a house? With teamwork anything is possible! Here is the perfect picture book for preschoolers who are fascinated with trucks of all kinds....
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Froggy’s parents are going out for the night and they’ve left him with a brand-new babysitter! Froggy tries to help out by feeding his little sister and taking a bath on his own, but only Froggy could create havoc in the kitchen and turn bath time into mess time. Will the new babysitter survive his wellmeant antics until Froggy’s parents get home?...
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It’s the first day of T-ball and Froggy can’t wait. In his dreams he’s hitting home runs and waving to the cheering crowd. But things never go quite right for Froggy. After he bonks his pal Max on the head with his bat, throws himself out at first base, and spends his time in the outfield catching real flies with his tongue, Froggy has one last chance to prove he’s a T-ball star....
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Trains are fast. Trains are sleek. Trains make wonderful sounds as the wheels clatter, boilers hiss, and couplings clang. This playful picture book captures the excitement of trains through evocative language and vibrant illustrations. A little boy and his family are on a special train ride that can’t be missed!
A Children’s Book-of-the-Month Club Selection ...
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It’s Father’s Day at last, and Froggy is so-o-o excited. "We’re going to play golf!" he tells his dad. Oh no. Dad says Froggy’s too little for golf. "But you’re just the right size to play miniature golf!" he explains. At the fun park, Froggy discovers mini golf is fun—especially once he figures out how to face the right way. With his beginner’s luck, Froggy makes a hole in one! But his next shot hits his dad on the head—bonk!—and that’s only the beginning. All ends well, though, when Froggy presents his dad with a special coffee mug he decorated in school: To the Best Dad I Ever Had!...
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Gobble and giggle with aardvarks, giraffes, and bunnies in this fun animal feast.
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It's a special occasion, so Froggy and his parents are going to eat dinner in a fancy restaurant. When they arrive at the restaurant, Froggy's mom has a few rules for him: "Be neat, be quiet, and don't put your feet on the table." But it's so hard for Froggy to sit still. He fidgets, he squirms, and he sssllluuuurrrrpppps his spaghetti. Then he spots Frogilina across the restaurant-now it's impossible for Froggy to follow the rules!
Illustrated by Frank Remkiewicz....
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Froggy is so excited to meet his new baby brother. He can’t wait to teach him how to swim and how to play soccer. But then the strangest thing happens: he gets a baby sister instead! And what’s worse, she’s too little to do any of the cool things he wants to do. But soon, she loses her tail, gets her frog legs, and shows Froggy that little sisters can be fun, too!...
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A read-aloud story featuring bright, full-color illustrations presents the amusing tale of Froggy as he prepares, plans, and packs for a day of picnicking with father. Reprint. SLJ. ...
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Froggy, of Froggy Gets Dressed fame, is going biking with his father--if he can find his things and get out the door. Jr Lib Guild. Children's BOMC....
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Froggy wants to go out and play in the snow, but his mother has to keep calling him back in to dress him properly for the cold weather....
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Cuddle up with pandas, otters--and even bats--for big, cozy hugs.
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THIS EDITION IS INTENDED FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. Froggy and his pals are sure they can win the big marching band prize, even though they haven't been playing together very long....
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Jonathan London and Margie Moore pair up again, this time for an alphabet book featuring Little Brown Bear and his papa. Little Brown Bear makes his way through Bear Valley reciting his ABC’s with Papa Brown Bear. From picking an Apple off a tree to "Zipping it" to fall asleep, young readers can follow along with Little Brown Bear and find their own animals and objects in this fun alphabet adventure. Perfect for young readers just learning their letters, this charming story is a lovely choice for bedtime story time....
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It’s the first day of T-ball and Froggy can’t wait. In his dreams he’s hitting home runs and waving to the cheering crowd. But things never go quite right for Froggy. After he bonks his pal Max on the head with his bat, throws himself out at first base, and spends his time in the outfield catching real flies with his tongue, Froggy has one last chance to prove he’s a T-ball star....
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Silently, a tiny yellow spider spins her fragile web. As a young boy stops to watch, she crawls along the delicate silken threads, sometimes hanging, sometimes spinning, sometimes staring back. Before the boy knows it, the spider's world has become his own. . . ....
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Froggy just got his very first bike, and it’s exactly what he wanted. Almost. Finishing touches like a bell and a horn have to be added before Froggy is ready to ride. Then, surrounded by cheering friends, Froggy starts to pedal. Oops! He falls off. He tries again. Oops! Riding a bike is hard! After a long day, and a few bumps and bruises, Froggy finally learns to ride—and once he does he can’t wait to go again. Froggy Rides a Bike is a reassuring reminder that practice makes perfect— and it’s sure to make kids eager to learn to ride on their own. Jonathan London and Frank Remkiewicz have collaborated on fifteen previous Froggy books, including Froggy Gets Dressed, Froggy’s First Kiss, Froggy Plays in the Band, Froggy Goes to the Doctor, Froggy’s Baby Sister, Froggy’s Day with Dad, and the latest, Froggy’s Sleepover....
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Froggy is sleeping over at Max’s house for the first time! He packs his sleeping bag, his pillow, his pajamas, and even his toothbrush. Now, he’s ready to flop flop flop off to Max’s house. But then Froggy decides it would be a good idea to go back to his own house. So off they go—shloop! Then Max gets a tummy ache and wants to go back to his own house. So off they go—shloop! Back and forth they go between the two houses. Froggy’s Sleepover is sure to dissolve any sleepover worries into giggles as Froggy and Max delight young readers with sleepover fun....
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Froggy is going to the doctor for a checkup, and he’s feeling a little nervous. "What if the doctor wants to give me a shot?" he thinks. He worries as he dresses and then he can’t sit still in the waiting room. Finally, it’s time to go in and change for his exam, but . . . OOOPS! He’s forgotten his underwear! And that’s just the beginning of Froggy’s hilarious doctor visit that ends reassuringly with a gold star and a lollipop....
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It's Father's Day at last, and Froggy is so-o-o excited. "We're going to play golf!" he tells his dad. Oh no. Dad says Froggy's too little for golf. "But you're just the right size to play miniature golf!" he explains. At the fun park, Froggy discovers mini golf is fun&150especially once he figures out how to face the right way. With his beginners' luck, Froggy makes a hole in one! But his next shot hits his dad on the head&150bonk!&150and that's only the beginning. All ends well, though, when Froggy presents his dad with a special coffee mug he decorated in school: To the Best Dad I Ever Had!...
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It's Froggy's mother's birthday, and Froggy wants to bake her birthday cake all by himself. He gathers the chocolate, the sugar, the eggs, the flour, and pretty soon, Froggy has all the ingredients he needs to make?a big mess! Jonathan London and Frank Remkiewicz have collaborated on the six previous Froggy books, and they've cooked up another winner here, sweetened with generous helpings of Froggy humor and charm....
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It's the day of the big game, and Froggy is ready. His soccer team is playing the Wild Things for the City Cup. All Froggy has to do is remember the rule: "Head it! Boot it! Knee it! Shoot it! BUT DON'T USE YOUR HANDS!" But Froggy's busy doing cartwheels and picking daisies. Uh oh, Froggy! Here comes the ball! Budding soccer players and Froggy's many fans will welcome Froggy's latest hilarious adventure....
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It's Froggy's first sleepover! He packs his sleeping bag, his pillow, his pajamas, and even his toothbrush. Now, he's ready to flop flop flop off to Max's. But then Froggy decides it would be a good idea to go back to his own house. So off they go. . . . Then Max gets a tummy ache and wants to go back to his own house. So off they go. . . . Then after scary noises at Max's, both decide to go back to Froggy's. Froggy's Sleepover is certain to dissolve any sleepover worries into giggles as Froggy and Max delight young readers with sleepover fun. Jonathan London and Frank Remkiewicz have collaborated on fourteen previous Froggy books, including Froggy Gets Dressed, Froggy's First Kiss, Froggy Plays in the Band, Froggy Goes to the Doctor, Froggy's Baby Sister, and the latest, Froggy's Day with Dad....
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Ko-hoh cracks through his eggshell and sees his father and mother
for the first time. With the other chicks, he learns to swim and feed
and finally to fly. But danger is always near. Will Ko-hoh escape the
claws of a grizzly bear before he's old enough to migrate? Kristina
Rodanas's stunning paintings harmonize with Jonathan London's lyrical
text to portray the life cycle of a bird famous for its grace and beauty....
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Froggy needs a Halloween costume. But what should he be? He could be Super Frog, faster than a dragonfly, stronger than a bullfrog! Maybe he should be something scarier, like Vampire Frog! Finally, Froggy knows just what to be. With a zwoosh!, a zup!, and a zunk!, Froggy is dressed and ready to go trick-or-treating-as the Frog Prince. Froggy's new costume is perfect, until Princess Frogilina spots him! Uh-oh, looks like this could be the scariest Halloween ever!
"An enjoyable, light-hearted comedy of errors, cheerfully illustrated with festive Halloween details."
-Booklist...
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Froggy has never celebrated Christmas; usually he's taking his long winter's nap. But not this year! Froggy's best friend, Max the beaver, wakes him up to join the fun. Soon, Froggy's gotten into the swing of things: finding a tree, wrapping presents, singing carols, and enjoying a holiday feast. Join Froggy as he celebrates his very first, and very best, Christmas!
"The humor and spirited artwork will put Froggy fans in the holiday mood!" (The Horn Book)
"Children who have delighted in the earlier books about Froggy will cheer him along as he experiences his very first Christmas." (School Library Journal)...
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THIS EDITION IS INTENDED FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. Froggy is nervous about his first day of school, but, even though it's hard to sit still, he has a wonderful time....
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Froggy's parents are expecting a new baby, and Froggy is hoping for a brother. So when his parents introduce him to Pollywogilina, his new baby sister, Froggy is disappointed. Not only is she a girl, but Polly is too little to do anything! Froggy isn't even allowed to take care of her until her tail falls off. Waiting is hard, but just when he's ready to give up, Polly's legs finally grow and big brother Froggy steps in to show her the ropes.
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