Frog is missing and the boy doesn't see him anywhere.
Can the boy and his dog find their new friend?
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Mercer Mayer has been writing and illustrating children's books for over 35 years. He began the popular Little Critter series nearly 30 years ago and titled the first book Just for You. His wife, Gina, has been co-writing the series since the early 1990s. The books in this series address the major issues of growing up through humorous storytelling.
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Frog, Where Are You?,
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Great for my work with children that have language deficits or delays.
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it is good to be child again,
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This review is from: Frog, Where Are You? (Boy, Dog Frog) (Paperback)
I buy the book for linguistic purposes, but as a reader I enjoyed it very much, it is not colored as Mercer Mayer's new series on Little Critters however it warms your heart and make you smile. An excellent example of story telling without any words.
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A book without words, but a story a toddler can tell,
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My 2 year old loves this book because she can "read" it. You can surmize the story based on the illustrations. The book does not have any words, but that's the beauty of it. My daughter can look at the pictures and tell the story on her own. It makes her feel like she's really reading.
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- Language and Communication in Mental Retardation (International Review of Research in Mental Retardation, Vol. 27) (v. 27) by Leonard Abbeduto on page 16, page 18, and page 37
- The Development of Future-Oriented Processes (The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Series on Mental Health and De) by Marshall M. Haith on page 326, page 329, and page 342
- Advances in the Sign Language Development of Deaf Children (Perspectives on Deafness) by Brenda Schick on page 323, page 328, and page 329
- Language, Cognition, and the Brain: Insights From Sign Language Research by Karen Emmorey on page 66, page 162, and page 201
- The Ethnography of Communication: An Introduction (Language in Society) by Muriel Saville-Troike on page 157, and Back Matter
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