Title | : | Picasso the Green Tree Frog |
Author | : | |
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ISBN | : | 094721223X |
ISBN-10 | : | 9780947212230 |
Language | : | English |
Format Type | : | Hardcover |
Number of Pages | : | 32 |
Publication | : | First published May 1, 1987 |
Picasso the Green Tree Frog Reviews
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Who can resist a cute little story about a tree frog.
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cute story about colors and problem solving.
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A family favorite. This one always seemed to make it home when the kids visited the school library.
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Picasso is a tree frog who discovers jelly beans -- and becomes addicted to them. This would be fine, except the jelly beans interfere with his ability to change colors and camouflage himself. The solution to his dilemna occurs...naturally (check out the last illustration, hee-hee!).
Good addition to secular Easter storytimes. -
Picasso is able to change colors, from green to brown, from blue to green... Then he discovers jelly beans, and his camouflage defense no longer functions. Fortunately, everything turns out all right...in the end...
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Picasso the green tree frog is one of my childhood favourites! I love the colours in the illustrations and they work lovely with the words. A great read!
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Beautifully illustrated - Picasso the frog loves jelly beans, however they have a side effect?
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Still one of my absolute favorites!