
Being Frog
April Pulley Sayre
This photo essay follows a single male green frog in his pond habitat. Short rhyming sentences record observations of what the frog does in its natural surroundings, while photographs show the animal closely and clearly. The book distinguishes between watching one individual frog and conducting a scientific study of frogs. An author’s note expands on that distinction, placing the observed frog within a broader consideration of how people learn about the natural world through observation.
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