John Norris Wood

First of all I was definitely not meant to be a frog since I caught a butterfly then was enjoying the sun before choosing to hop into the water. After breakfast and a sunbath the snake got me so there is definitely room for improvement lol.

This fun little game allows you into the life of a frog while giving you points that you can add or subtract from your score based on the results of your decision. Furthermore as you continue through the day as a frog you find out small trivia facts of its eating, the dangers that are caused by human influence and of course natural influences as well.

Do you think you can beat my poor sad little start?… (mer)

This was truly an interesting book and a glance into the life of a mouse. The reader does need to remember that due to the shortness of the book itself and the constant perils found hanging over the mouse world this was definitely not very conclusive or detailed exactly to your mouse's life for there were only about six ways to die while maybe one or two choices that led you to a safe conclusion of your day in the life of a mouse.

The book also gives you occasional additional trivia that allows you to get further into the life of a mouse such as the perils of poison and trash to all creatures, of the few creatures out to hunt you in the book and how they live their life.

The writing is short, simple, easy to understand and easy to follow. Along with the beautiful hybridizing of the pictures to make one-of-a-kind artwork to catch your eye. And any child into nature or animals will truly find this a book to enjoy.… (mer)