Frogs Can Fly by Kristy Jo Volchko


Frogs Can Fly
Title : Frogs Can Fly
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ISBN : -
Language : English
Format Type : Kindle Edition
Number of Pages : 28
Publication : Published April 1, 2021

"A must-read for every classroom!" Frogs Can Fly is a heartwarming tale of self-love, acceptance, and friendship; a wonderful tool for teaching children about positive self-esteem, diversity, and celebrating uniqueness! Spring is here again at Cackleberry Creek and young Lulu is full of questions about everything! "When will I grow bigger? Why do cows eat grass? Why is the sky blue?" One thing Lulu knows for sure is, she isn't feeling very pretty or special today. She wishes she were a bird, a squirrel, a cat...anything but a green ole frog! With a little help from Mama and her pals, can she learn to love herself for being her? Through it all, Lulu learns that being special doesn't mean being like someone else. In addition, maybe...just maybe, frogs can fly too! Grab your copy & come join us on @Cackleberrybks @LuluFrog2 @KristyJoVolchko KristyJoVolchko.com Other Cackleberry Creek There Are No Monsters At Cackleberry Creek, Operation Scrub-A-Dub Skunk, The Clubhouse Cabobble, ABCs of Cackleberry Creek, It's A Cackleberry Christmas, and more! "This is an exceptionally written book for children. It portrays the insecurities that many children often have through Lulu’s self-doubt early on in the story. However, it encourages the reader to be proud of the distinctive qualities that make him/her extraordinary. It teaches the reader to embrace his/her own strengths. Yet, the story promotes the reader to have an overall appreciation for all the unique traits that others possess as well. From a teacher’s perspective, the book would be great to use in an elementary classroom to boost self-esteem and introduce diversity. The book also has the perfect combination of practical, every day vocabulary paired with more challenging words that can be taught through context clues. When this book was read aloud to my own children, they greatly enjoyed it. It kept their interest to the end! They were actively engaged throughout the story by asking questions, making specific comments, laughing, and enjoying the colorful illustrations. It is a terrific read that my children and students request repeatedly!" *Tara Zimmerman "The young animals and creatures of Cackleberry Creek are enjoying a beautiful spring day when a thunderstorm creates a serious situation for Manny the mosquito. Little Lulu the frog is his only hope. Award winning authoress, Kristy Jo Volchko’s Cackleberry Creek Series is four books that entertain young children while giving them inspiration to love themselves (regardless their individual abilities or lack thereof) and to be compassionate toward others..." *LAS Book Reviews "Lulu is so curious about everything around her. But for a time she begins to see that the inner talents of her friends and others outshine her own. Wait until you see what she can do and how it changes how she sees herself. She realizes that she can "shine" just like everyone else...and even imagine the impossible. A wonderful, colorful, and important story for our kids today." *JGusky


Frogs Can Fly Reviews


  • Feather Chelle

    A fun adventure touching on the topics of self-esteem and acceptance

    This was a very fun adventure with vibrant illustrations and lovable characters. We are looking forward to checking out the rest of this series. I love the exploration of acceptance of differences and The development of self-esteem.

  • Amy Markstahler

    Excellent story and beautiful illustrations! I love how it shows children that we need to see our own talents are just as important and special as everyone else’s. It’s the perfect length to keep children engaged but not too long to lose them. I don’t think that would happen anyway with the rich colors and adorable characters. This is a great book for gifts, classrooms, grandchildren and bedtime reading. Beautifully done!

  • Treski Jenna

    Received this paperback for my sincere review. I thought it a marvelous picture book for younger children about a frog named Lulu & the way she feels about herself in comparison to the other animals at the creek. Overall, an uplifting, positive message for any person, child or not, and my students were in awe of Lulu’s story as well as the lively pictures. Thumbs way up.

  • Nakeisha Maharaj

    Nice story

    I loved the message of this story. Indeed everyone is special. The illustrations that are noticeable is very beautiful but I had a hard time seeing the whole image due to the white background of the text.

  • Sophia Carter-Parker

    You are Special

    This is a wonderful story that can be used to teach and reinforce the notion that every individual is unique and that individual gifts and talents can be used to help others.