An introduction to frogs, discussing their tadpole beginnings, noises they make, their hibernation, body parts, and how they differ from toads.

Describes the physical characteristics, habits, and natural environment of a variety of frogs, toads, lizards, and salamanders.

Introduces the letters of the alphabet by describing a frog or other amphibian for each letter, from The Amazon horned frog to the Zig zag salamander.

Earth is home to millions of fascinating creatures! Start discovering them with Animal Kingdom. This exciting series explores amazing animal species from all over the world. Each book takes you on a thrilling animal adventure to meet a special creature. Discover what each animal looks like, wher it lives, how it survives, and much more.

Photographs and text show the development of a frog from the egg stage through its first year.

Not all frogs are brown and green. It's hard to believe these bright blue, red, orange, and pink rain forest creatures are actually related to the frogs you can find near your home. And their differences aren't only skin deep.

Explores the world of the frog, examining its physical characteristics, life cycle, eating habits, and place in fact and fiction.

How does a tadpole grow into a frog?

Follows the development of a frog from the egg its mother lays, to the tadpole that swims underwater, to the fully developed frog that hops on land.

Looks at all kinds of frogs, from exotic species to the common greenish-brown specimens found in backyards, discussing their characteristics, life cycles, and habitats.