A Frog Thing

Full Title: A Frog Thing
Author / Editor: Eric Drachman
Publisher: Kidwick Books, 2006

 

Review © Metapsychology Vol. 10, No. 33
Reviewer: Christian Perring, Ph.D.

A Frog Thing is a short
illustrated book with an audio CD of the text.  It comes from the author of Elison
the Elephant
, Leo the Lightning Bug, and It’s Me!, all
published by Kidwick books.  Frank is a
frog who wants to fly, but since he is a frog, everyone tells him he is not
able to.  But some birds take him on a trip through the air, so he flies in a
sense.  The watercolor illustrations by James Muscarello are quirkily sweet and
the audio production, featuring some children, is charming.  This is
appropriate for small children, and may help them learn not only about
accepting the limitations of being small, but also about how helping others
will help you get what you want. 

 

 

© 2006 Christian Perring. All
rights reserved.

Christian
Perring
, Ph.D., is Academic Chair of the Arts & Humanities
Division and Chair of the Philosophy Department at Dowling College, Long Island. He is also editor of Metapsychology Online Reviews.  His main
research is on philosophical issues in medicine, psychiatry and psychology.

Categories: Children, AudioBooks