Illustrated by a teenage girl and inspired by a true story, this charming and rhyming story captures the antics that ensue when a frog gets trapped in a girl's school bathroom. Girls scream and run as the frog swims in the sink, climbs on walls, and looks in the mirror. A surprise occurs on the last page when the girls discover something even more disgusting—a spider. Visually appealing and fun, the rhyme scheme is perfect for beginning readers.
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Susan Snyder is a licensed occupational therapy assistant in the Florida school system. She is the coauthor of the phonics program Singing for Reading Meaning and the author of The Very Stubborn Centipede. Anna Johanson is an award -winning 14-year-old artist.
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