"What If I Had A Frog On My Freckles" explores the fantastic question of what might happen if you really did have a frog on your freckles. This playful board-style book will ignite the imagination in all, both young and old.

This simple story about a dragon fly-eatin', song-croakin', mosquito pie-makin', log-dancin' little frog who, together with his friends, bring music and dance to a sometimes dreary place is the first title in a new children's series. Children can read along, sing along, or follow along with this beautifully written, musical picture book. Play the enclosed CD, sit back, and enjoy. Kids will love the large text and colorful illustrations, and will easily get hooked on this catchy tune. Soon you will find your kids reading and singing the story all by themselves. CD and sheet music included! Read by the author.

Miss Freckle Frog lived under the big rock. She was ugly, as all frogs are, but she loved pretty things, perhaps because she was not pretty herself. But she was very kind-hearted, and all her friends loved her. Miss Freckle Frog wanted most of all to own a blue silk dress with lace, and a pink parasol. But most of all, she wished she had a soft little muff. Miss Freckle Frog goes out to seek for her own pretty outfit, so she can wear it to parties, and feel beautiful. She asks Morning glories, and spiders, and Robin RedBreast for help, so she can look as pretty as she can.

This is her endearing tale of a garden frog who learns that true friendship goes beyond outward appearances. by Charlotte B. (Bronte) Herr. Each full color illustration has been remastered for your enjoyment. The frogs in this tale along with the little garden creatures, are among the best in children's literature.

Once upon a time there was a little girl named Marian, and she had a doll called Big Mary. Marian loved Big Mary, and meant to be very good to her. But sometimes she was not. Santa Claus had brought Big Mary one snowy Christmas night, and he had brought also a great many pretty clothes for her to wear. There were three dresses, a warm red one for winter, and a white one, very thin, for summer, and still another, of beautiful blue silk with lace on it, for best. Then, also, there were little skirts, and tiny stockings, and pretty little shoes with shiny buckles and real heels, and there was a pink parasol, and, best of all, a dear little muff, made of soft white fur, to keep Big Mary's hands warm in cold weather. At first little Marian loved to dress Big Mary in all these pretty things, and she would put on first the warm red dress, and then the thin white one, and then the one of blue silk with the beautiful lace. And she would raise the big parasol and put it over Big Mary's head. But she hardly ever gave Big Mary the little white muff to hold, because that was for very, very best. Little Marian's own mamma had said so.

Once upon a time there was a little girl named Marian, and she had a doll called Big Mary. Marian loved Big Mary, and meant to be very good to her. But sometimes she was not.

Once upon a time there was a little girl named Marian, and she had a doll called Big Mary. Marian loved Big Mary, and meant to be very good to her. But sometimes she was not. Santa Claus had brought Big Mary one snowy Christmas night, and he had brought also a great many pretty clothes for her to wear. There were three dresses, a warm red one for winter, and a white one, very thin, for summer, and still another, of beautiful blue silk with lace on it, for best. Then, also, there were little skirts, and tiny stockings, and pretty little shoes with shiny buckles and real heels, and there was a pink parasol, and, best of all, a dear little muff, made of soft white fur, to keep Big Mary's hands warm in cold weather.

How Freckle Frog Made Herselfpretty BY Charlotte B. Herr

Various stories recounted about Algonquin Park.