I Saw a Bullfrog
I Saw a Bullfrog by Ellen Stern is a beautifully illustrated book published by Random House in 2003. This edition, comprising 32 pages, invites readers into a whimsical world where familiar animals are reimagined with imaginative twists. Through engaging verse, the book presents a variety of creatures, encouraging readers to explore the playful concept of animals that look just like their names.
In this unique blend of juvenile nonfiction and fiction, readers will discover a colorful menagerie that includes both real and fantastical animals. Each poem introduces a creatively named creature, sparking curiosity and imagination. Additionally, the book features a glossary that provides factual insights about the real animals that inspired these imaginative creations, making it an informative resource as well as a delightful read.
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Everyone knows what a bullfrog looks like . . . and a catfish. Don’t they? What if these creatures looked just like their names–half one animal and half another? Here’s an imaginary menagerie–from the cowbird to the zebra fish–richly illustrated in full color and with stunning detail. Each animal is introduced by a poem that speculates about what such a curiously named creature might be like. Also included is a glossary of facts about the real animals that inspired the author to create the imaginary ones.
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