Frog and Beaver
By Simon James
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Synopsis
Frog and his friends live peacefully by the river until Beaver arrives, eager to build the largest dam ever. As Beaver's dam grows, it blocks the river's flow, forcing Frog and the others to relocate. Despite Frog's warnings, Beaver doesn't listen. When the dam eventually collapses, causing chaos, Beaver realises the impact of his actions. Together, the animals rebuild their homes, learning the importance of cooperation and considering others.
About the author
Simon James is a celebrated British author and illustrator, best known for his much-loved books like ‘Dear Greenpeace’ and ‘Baby Brains’. Simon’s stories are filled with warmth, humour, and gentle adventure. He enjoys creating characters and worlds that inspire children to use their imagination and discover the joy of reading.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
Published
2017
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