La Ranita Verde

by Ginger Swift, Cottage Door Press (Editor), Olga Demidova (Illustrator)

Follow this little green frog and meet all the animals that live around the pond. The chunky board book has especially thick flaps for baby to grasp and lift. Simple sentences reinforce future language structure. Illustrations include lots of details to hold babys attention.

Genres: Picture Books, Childrens, Animals, Kids, Nature, Summer

12 pages, Board book

Published June 30, 2020

Reviews

[Jon Nakapalau]

Loved this book! Reminded me of when we had frogs in my neighborhood. Animals can often connect with small children in a unique and meaningful way (I think that is one of the reasons why cartoons are so popular). This flap board book has the additional benefit of letting a small child 'find' new things as they read the book.

[Emily Seaser]

Short and sweet. Great rhyming cadence throughout and I love the art work. There’s just something about the last page that makes me smile.

[Amy]

A very cute, non-fiction board flap book about a frog and other forest animals.

[Selby Gunter]

This is my baby’s favorite book. We read it every night before bed. She giggles when I flip the flaps open. Great art too.

[Villain E]

This was a favorite when my kids were babies. The pages and flaps are thick, perfect for little hands. It rhymes. Beneath every flap is an animal. When I read it, I would always sound surprised and excited by what I found under the flaps.

[Tara Engel]

Good little frog

[Nicole]

*4.5

[Joshua Mogg]

banger

[Therese Thompson]

Loved! You can bear chunky cardboard lift the flaps. This book was cute and pretty indestructible.

[Megababy]

I love books with flaps, and this one is great because the flaps are nice and thick so I can't accidentally rip them off. It is not a very long book so I usually make mom read it 2-3 times in a row. There were lots of animals in this book, including a few I didn't know before. Now I know about raccoons, and lizards. Lots of them are sleeping in this book, and I tell mom about it every time. At the end, the raccoon wakes up!

[Kellie O.]

A sweet lift-the flap book.

[H. L. Reyes]

For the attention-grabbing illustrations to the durability of the book itself, we love this one! Road-trips are so much happier when I remember to bring it along for my toddler to look through in her car seat. Toys often get tossed to the floor but she hangs on to this, often pointing out and giggling at the cutest little animals throughout. When we read it at home it is even more fun to see the interaction of the lift-and-flap pages and she will always want to read it again and again!

[Mort's Kids]

Little green frog tours the forest, oblivious to the fact that he is easy prey for the nearest snake or heron.

A simple, well-constructed interactive board book with a generic (but not forced) story, to the degree there is a story at all. See also: Little Yellow Bee

[Danielle LeBlanc]

This has it all—animals, rhymes, flaps. Love it. Peekaboo is hot in our household right now. Oz man seems lukewarm on this text but I’m going to keep suggesting this one because it’s great. Secret raccoon!

[Allison Roy]

Hell yeah who doesn’t love a good frog…and what kid doesn’t love lifting a flap to FIND a frog. I mean, there are other animals too like ducks, raccoons etc hiding under their own flaps but yeah, we had a good time with this one.

E gives it a 10/10

[Jillian]

My son LOVES this book, which I got as a kids toy out of a Happy Meal of all places. Cute writing and illustrations. I appreciate that the artist included a couple other critters in each scene that you can poke at and name, for some extra vocab exposure.

[Liz De Coster]

Lots for babies to look at and point to, and the pages and flaps are sturdy - but they’re a bit flat for little fingers and the font is kinda small.

[Library To-Go]

2/26/20: Pediatrust storytime

[Elaine Johnson]

Sturdy book for babies and toddlers. Rhyming.

[TJ & AJ]

These chunky flaps are the best ever for baby books.

[Rachel]

Cute! Owen liked the flaps.

[Ali]

Normally flap books have these thin cardboard flaps that easily get worn out. BUT NOT THIS BOOK. This book has sturdy flaps. I am a HUGE fan of these flaps. Plus the rhymes are cute. But really the flaps are the best!!!! Highly recommend for you flap lovers out there.

[Kelly Chester]

The pictures are amazing so artistic and colorful

[Gabrielle Stoller]

Nothing earth shattering but a fun lift-the-lap book.

[Hannah Walker]

A cute children's book.

[Eric Hinkle]

Silvery fish...

[Mother Goose Librarian]

This is a sweet and engaging lift the flap board book about little frog and other animals. Lift the flaps to see who the author is writing about.

[Addie]

Cute and fun book for my 20 month old.

[Elias Hoffman]

Fun flippy flaps

[Mariana Rubio]

These sweet illustrations and endearing but are overly compensating for the poor storylines. When I opened my happy meal I was not entertained by the lackluster ending of a racoon.