Category: Children Publisher: PublishAmerica
ISBN-10: 1424199263
Type: Fiction
The story is about a girl named Jennifer who loves to read, especially about water fairies. One day as she sits by a pond near her village she comes in contact with a talking frog named Waldor. Waldor invites Jennifer to come along with him to meet his friends the water fairies. Read how Jennifer becomes as small as Waldor and the excitement of meeting his friends...
Waldor is a very charming frog
A Frog Named Waldor
By: Jacqueline Rankine-Van Wassenhoven
What a cute tale! I always loved stories of fairies and pixies.I remember as a kid wanting to be little just once ...to see what it was like.If you want to take a fun journey into make believe and fairy dust...then A Frog Named Waldor is definitely a must read.It will make you smile and most likely it will bring back some childhood memory that you too kept hidden away.What a cute book! This book will definitely be a delight for youngsters...and I am sure the children will love Waldor as much as I did.I wanted more...such a fun story for children.I give A Frog Named Waldor a BIG 5 rib-bits.....er...I mean..... 5 STARS! (and so does my daughter!! age 13 )
Reviewed By: MJ Daley-Prado
Author of The Super Heroes Save Christmas,and Grandma,What Is Cancer?
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The Super Heroes Save Christmas
This is a wonderfully performed 7 CD Children's audio book, made up of three books from the "Run, Rasputin. Run!" series of books. Expertly narrated by Pat Fraley. Your entire family will enjoy these exceptional tales!
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