Friendship wins the day in this fabulously funny quarrel!
Two frogs sit on an ordinary little rock. But . . . uh-oh! Both
frogs think it's their rock - and they really don't
want to share!
The frogs fight and squabble furiously. But when a hungry heron
swoops down, both frogs realise it's time to find another rock
. . . together!
Kaye Umansky's brilliantly simple rhyming story shows how two
grumpy frogs go from fighting . . . to friendship (with lots
of laughter along the way.)
Alice McKinley's hilarious illustrations bring
to life every twist and turn of this wonderfully witty little drama.
Written in absolutely perfect rhyme, this story
is a joy to read aloud.
Every parent and child will identify with these squabbling frogs.
An excellent (and very funny) lesson in how to resolve a quarrel!
Kaye Umansky is one of the UK's best-loved children's authors.
She is a brilliant comic writer, and is the award-winning creator
of the bestselling Pongwiffy fiction series. Her superb
rhyming picture books have echoes of Dr Seuss.
Alice McKinley's illustrations are full of warmth and
humour, and packed with clever details to spot.
Kids will love this hilarious fairy tale adventure packed with clever twists, familiar characters and page-turning fun.
The second book in a fabulous new magical, middle-grade series filled with adventure, wonder and wildness,
Kaye Umanksy Biography
Kaye Umansky began life as a teacher turning to writing after the birth of her daughter. She is now the author of many well-loved books including Pass the Jam, Jim and Pongwiffy, which will celebrate its 20th anniversary in 2018. She is a marvellous performer of her own work and a jazz singer in her own time.
Alice McKinley has worked in publishing for the best part of 4 years, working with brilliant companies such as Andersen Press, Little Tiger Press and Nobrow.
She decided to chase her dreams and become an Author/Illustrator and competed the Children's Picture Book Illustration MA at the Cambridge School of Arts in 2018.
Her first author-illustrated boo
