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Description
In Frog Power, Stacy Henry hates frogs, so she's less than thrilled when a classmate brings a bullfrog named Croaker to school on Pet Day. While organizing an Easter pet parade for the families on her cul-de-sac, she finds herself forced to deal with the very creature she dreads, measuring Croaker for a bow tie. The story follows Stacy as she confronts her fear to help pull off the celebration.
Quick Summary
Imagine a kid who hates frogs but ends up cheering for one in a holiday parade that's what happens in "Frog Power." The story follows Stacy, who's planning an Easter pet parade, and when her friend Jason brings his big green frog Croaker, Stacy's got to confront her fears and see that creepy-crawly can be cute. It's got a mix of gentle humor and a tiny bit of tension as the frog does unexpected things, making it a fun read for kids who like animals or are just starting to read chapter books. The language is simple but lively, perfect for kids in K-3 who are working on their reading confidence, and the short chapters keep the momentum going. Parents will appreciate that the story's message about facing fears is delivered without any heavy-handed lessons, and there's no scary or inappropriate content. If your child enjoys animal stories like "Frog and Toad" or cute pets with a twist, this one's a good next step.