Frogs
By Elizabeth Carney
How do frogs survive everywhere from tiny rainforests to noisy ponds—and what makes them so surprising?
Genres
What is Frogs about?
Discover the remarkable world of frogs in this lively non-fiction reader. Clear, engaging text and striking National Geographic photographs introduce young readers to frogs’ bodies, habitats, life cycles and unusual behaviours. From sticky tongues and powerful legs to tiny rainforest species and noisy bullfrogs, the book explains how these amphibians survive in different environments. Written for children developing independent reading skills, it combines fascinating facts with accessible language, making it an informative introduction to one of nature’s most varied animal groups.
About the author
Elizabeth Carney is a talented author who writes exciting and informative books for children. She is well known for her work with National Geographic Kids, creating books that help young readers discover amazing facts about animals, science, and the world around them. Elizabeth loves making learning fun and inspiring curiosity in every child.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
2017
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