toads

When Toad wakes up dangling over a bubbling witches' cauldron with no memory of her former life, she just manages to escape and, with the help of an imp, a fairy, and some other friends, Toad sets out to discover her identity.

Presents a general introduction to frogs and toads, discussing what they eat, where they live, how to tell them apart, and how they reproduce; and features descriptions and photographs of one hundred species of frogs and toads, with information on location, active periods, habitat, and rarity.

Frog and Toad are best friends and spend many a happy day together.

Sophie the toad wishes she were as good looking as her brother, but she discovers that her talent lies in singing. Includes Spanish vocabulary.

The fighting between nine-year-old Owen and his older brother Richard increases when they both become interested in toads, but for very different reasons.

Presents the Argentine folktale of why, due to the behavior of a song-and-dance-loving toad, all toads now have spots.

Discusses the characteristics and behavior of frogs and toads, their relationship to man, and their suitability as pets.

Horse and Toad compete in an race to win the a princess' hand in marriage.

Rhythmic text tells the story of a toad who goes through the muck munching bugs and crunching flies until he encounters a monster who is also hungry.