Frog and Toad Are Friends Book and CD (I Can Read Book 2)
Review by Anette McClellan : Frog and Toad are friends

I take my granddaughter (who is in first grade) and her friend (who is in second grade) home after school. Both love to listen on the way to the Frog and Toad CD. They laugh about "That is NOT my button!" and the section where frog pulls off the months on the calendar. The book has funny stories that children will love to listen to over and over.

Frog and Toad Are Friends Book and CD (I Can Read Book 2)
Review by Linda Huntington : Frog and Toad Are Friends Book and CD (I Can Read Book 2)

The Frog and Toad series was by far what I most liked to read to my daughter (now 26). She also had a audio tape in which the author read one of his stories. The voices he gave to Toad and Frog were exactly as I would have imagined them to sound like. I gave the Frog and Toad Are Friends Book, read by the author on a CD, to my 5-year-old great nephew and 6-year-old great niece, and they love them too. The story is poignant, amusing, and philosophical.

Frog and Toad Are Friends Book and CD (I Can Read Book 2)
Review by Lesa Ferguson "Lollily" : Arnold Lobel is the Ernest Hemingway of Children's Lit

This is a lovely book. The adventures of Frog and Toad are my favorite (and not just because in every friendship a little Frog or a little Toad must fall). The sentences are clear, simple and clean but always descriptive. The subject matter is age appropriate and fun. My son and I listen to the stories in the car on our way to school. Our fav is the Button story and often in complete exasperation I will yell to no one in particular "The Whole World is Full of Buttons and Not one of them is mine." Sometimes that just sums it all up.