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Hungry Little Frog

By Dwight R. Kuhn, Kathy M. Kuhn & Brian D. Kuhn

Release : 2014-05-15

Genre : Animal Fiction for Kids, Books, Kids, Fiction for Kids, Basic Concepts for Kids, Colors for Kids, Young Adult, Fiction for Young Adults, Animal Fiction for Young Adults, Counting & Numbers for Kids

Kind : ebook

4 (0 ratings)
An inventive nature book for all ages
Very young children are introduced to basic colors, numbers and poetry

A hungry spring peeper frog is searching for a meal and follows an orange ladybug wherever it goes. Will the hungry frog catch the ladybug or will the ladybug fly safely home?

Children of many ages will enjoy the adventure. Toddlers will learn to count, recognize basic colors and have fun as well. This book includes read-aloud audio or kids can explore the book on their own.

We strive to make our books unique and design them from the ground up. The Galloping Turtle Books are created by educators and illustrated with photos from professional photographers. Our books are not just photocopies of previously published books. And our books are not designed from mass produced book themes or generic interactive tools.

Galloping Turtle Book's photographer, Dwight Kuhn, has published 167 children's book [including print editions] on nature and biology subjects. Many of his books have been award winning titles.  Kuhn was one of ten photographers featured in the book: Wildlife Photography - The Art and Technique of Ten Masters. See our interactive book which is regularly listed as a top ten free nonfiction iTunes book for children [My World: At My Pond].

Hungry Little Frog

By Dwight R. Kuhn, Kathy M. Kuhn & Brian D. Kuhn

Release : 2014-05-15

Genre : Animal Fiction for Kids, Books, Kids, Fiction for Kids, Basic Concepts for Kids, Colors for Kids, Young Adult, Fiction for Young Adults, Animal Fiction for Young Adults, Counting & Numbers for Kids

Kind : ebook

4 (0 ratings)
An inventive nature book for all ages
Very young children are introduced to basic colors, numbers and poetry

A hungry spring peeper frog is searching for a meal and follows an orange ladybug wherever it goes. Will the hungry frog catch the ladybug or will the ladybug fly safely home?

Children of many ages will enjoy the adventure. Toddlers will learn to count, recognize basic colors and have fun as well. This book includes read-aloud audio or kids can explore the book on their own.

We strive to make our books unique and design them from the ground up. The Galloping Turtle Books are created by educators and illustrated with photos from professional photographers. Our books are not just photocopies of previously published books. And our books are not designed from mass produced book themes or generic interactive tools.

Galloping Turtle Book's photographer, Dwight Kuhn, has published 167 children's book [including print editions] on nature and biology subjects. Many of his books have been award winning titles.  Kuhn was one of ten photographers featured in the book: Wildlife Photography - The Art and Technique of Ten Masters. See our interactive book which is regularly listed as a top ten free nonfiction iTunes book for children [My World: At My Pond].

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