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Oi Frog! Award-winning author/illustrator

by Kes Gray (author) and Jim Field (illustrator)

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Product description

Are you sitting comfortably? Are you ready to laugh? As this hilarious rhyme shows, every creature has its special place to sit. Cats sit on mats. Hares sit on chairs. Mules sit on stools. Gofers sit on sofas. There’s just one problem. Frog does not want to sit on a log! This super-silly rhyme is written by Kes Gray (author of the Daisy books), and it has pictures by a brilliant artist who has won the Roald Dahl Funny Prize. Proof that magical things can happen when two great talents join forces. Sit anywhere you like, as long as you read this book!

Nominated for the Kate Greenaway Medal 2015

A hilarious rhyme with Jim Fields’s cheeky artwork

Written by the creator of the best-loved Daisy books

“An absolute treat” – Daily Mail

Product Details

Catalogue number

5034 in Schools Catalogue - Primary UK 2018/19 and 2515 in Reading Collections Catalogue 2017/18

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9781444910865

Publisher

Hodder Children's Books

Date published

February 5th, 2015

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