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Life According to Og the Frog by Betty G. Birney

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Life According to Og the Frog

Betty G. Birney

Penguin Young Readers Group · Print & ebook · June 4, 2019

Reading lane: Frogs & Toads

A Animals pick for readers exploring Life According to Og the Frog.

At a Glance

Why This Clicks

Frog-Eye View

Classroom life gets a playful twist through Og’s songs, poems, and cheerful perspective.

Come here for

  • Lively classroom routines seen through a frog’s eyes
  • Made-up songs, poems, and encouraging BOINGS

Expect

  • Friendly classmates and a furry, squeaky neighbor
  • A gentle pull between a new home and an old pond

Book Details

Authors
Betty G. Birney
Publisher
Penguin Young Readers Group
Published
June 4, 2019
Format
Print & ebook
Theme
Frogs & Toads · Reptiles & Amphibians
Reading lane
Frogs & Toads

Affinity

Publisher Categories

  • Frogs & Toads

  • Funny Stories

  • School Stories

About This Book

The adventure continues in Room 26 with Humphrey's frog-tastic best friend, Og the Frog! Og the Frog has just moved into Room 26, and the place is hopping. There are lively kids, new routines, and a furry neighbor who seems to squeak all day. Luckily, everyone seems friendly and--BING, BANG, BOING!--some even put juicy crickets in his tank. But just as Og is getting used to this new life, there is talk of sending him back to the pond. Sure, he misses his friends, but now he...

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The adventure continues in Room 26 with Humphrey's frog-tastic best friend, Og the Frog! Og the Frog has just moved into Room 26, and the place is hopping. There are lively kids, new routines, and a furry neighbor who seems to squeak all day. Luckily, everyone seems friendly and--BING, BANG, BOING!--some even put juicy crickets in his tank. But just as Og is getting used to this new life, there is talk of sending him back to the pond. Sure, he misses his friends, but now he has a lot more time for his favorite hobby--making up songs and poems--and he loves listening to his new friends and giving them encouraging BOINGS just when they need them. And there's that steady supply of crickets . . . Og doesn't want to say goodbye to his new life or his furry neighbor. But will his classmates decide to keep Og as their classroom pet or take him back to his old life, at the pond?

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