Little Frog and the Spring Polliwogs - Yolen, Jane
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FIRST SEQUEL IN THE LITTLE FROG AND THE FOUR SEASONS SERIES L OV E F O R L I T T L E F R O G "Vivid autumn foliage is generally considered to be a thing of beauty, but those unfamiliar colors spell danger to a young frog. Yolen doesn't rush Little Frog's emotional turnaround. Shi's inviting mixed-media landscapes make it clear that the amphibian is never in danger . . . reasoned reactions to her own nervousness hint at ways readers might tackle their own fears." --Publisher's Weekly "Rich colors underscore the intensity of Little Frog's feelings, as the sunlit greens of reeds and lily pads…mehr

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FIRST SEQUEL IN THE LITTLE FROG AND THE FOUR SEASONS SERIES L OV E F O R L I T T L E F R O G "Vivid autumn foliage is generally considered to be a thing of beauty, but those unfamiliar colors spell danger to a young frog. Yolen doesn't rush Little Frog's emotional turnaround. Shi's inviting mixed-media landscapes make it clear that the amphibian is never in danger . . . reasoned reactions to her own nervousness hint at ways readers might tackle their own fears." --Publisher's Weekly "Rich colors underscore the intensity of Little Frog's feelings, as the sunlit greens of reeds and lily pads give way to showers of leaves that, in the shadowed woods, glow with autumn reds and golds . . . a low-key way of introducing the idea of change, in nature or otherwise." --Kirkus Reviews
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Jane Yolen has authored more than 365 books including the Caldecott-winning Owl Moon, and the New York Times bestselling series How Do Dinosaurs...? Jane's books have been translated into over 20 languages and are popular around the world. Ellen Shi grew up in the great state of New Jersey and recently graduated from the Rhode Island School of Design, majoring in Illustration. She loves color, simple shapes, and texture. Ellen is also an avid fan of nature, film, and books. When not drawing or painting, you will probably find her with her nose in a book.