Billy Bob has a tongue so long it can reach the stars but he can't speak well. He saves a popular kid from Marshy Bog and from there he becomes a hero. The kids don't taunt him any longer.
Fictional place Where Children Learn to Play in the Bog!
Excerpt
Have you ever been made fun of? Billy Bob the Bullfrog has. Join Billy Bob as he learns how to cope with his problem.
Professional Reviews
Billy Bob the Bullfrog
Wonderful book with meaning and passion for those that are taunted due to having physical or mental differences. Well illustrated and the production of the whole book is quite professional throughout. Learn to play in the bog is for all children to read and learn!
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Reviews for "Billy Bob the Bullfrog"
Reviewed by Shannon Piserchio
11/15/2010
We were privileged to have Ms. Ellis read "Billy Bob the Bullfrog" at our bookshop over the weekend. In times when bullying at school has become such a prevalent issue, it's wonderful to have resources like this book available as a learning tool for children - and their parents, as well. We certainly look forward to more offerings from Ms. Ellis!
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