Froggy Books in Order

Froggy wakes to a snowy morning and rushes outside to play, but getting dressed proves surprisingly complicated. Each time he thinks he is ready, his mother reminds him of another forgotten item and sends him hopping back indoors.

Spring has arrived, and Froggy wants to go on a bicycle trip with his father. Before they can leave, he keeps remembering more things to bring, threatening to spend the whole day preparing for the ride.

Froggy insists he isn't nervous about his first day of school, but his energetic preparations and classroom antics suggest otherwise. Familiar worries become comic mishaps as he takes his first steps into a new school routine.

Froggy is frightened of water even though frogs are expected to swim. With encouragement, practice, and silly songs, he begins confronting that fear, turning a lesson at the water's edge into a noisy and reassuring adventure.

Froggy can hardly concentrate when Frogilina smiles at him, and his crush leads to clumsy mishaps. With Valentine's Day approaching, he sets out to make a special card while trying to understand these unfamiliar feelings.

Froggy decides to bake his mother's birthday cake without help. Gathering chocolate, sugar, eggs, and flour seems straightforward, but his enthusiasm creates a kitchen mess, turning his plan for a special surprise into a comic challenge.

Froggy's team faces the Wild Things in the City Cup, but he struggles to concentrate. Cartwheels and daisies distract him from soccer's rules, leaving him to remember what to do when the ball finally comes his way.

This Froggy sticker activity book revisits school, soccer, and baking a surprise for his mother. Reusable stickers and scenes to decorate let children shape their own versions of his adventures while exploring familiar events from the stories.

Froggy resists bedtime even after a full day of play. Finding his bath toy, pajamas, and toothbrush creates one delay after another, and he still needs a story before his mother can settle him for the night.

Froggy visits a fancy restaurant with his parents and is expected to stay quiet, neat, and still. Squirming, noisy spaghetti eating, and the sight of Frogilina make following his mother's rules much harder than he anticipates.

Froggy nervously heads to a medical checkup, worrying that he might need a shot. His restless waiting and an embarrassing clothing mistake turn the visit into a comic encounter with the unfamiliar routines of the doctor's office.

Froggy hopes for a baby brother but receives a sister who seems too small to play. Waiting for Pollywogilina to grow tests his patience as he tries to understand what being an older sibling will mean.

Froggy gets his first bicycle and eagerly prepares it with a bell and horn. Falling off makes learning harder than he expected, but cheering friends and repeated attempts help him face the frustration of mastering something new.

Froggy celebrates Father's Day by playing miniature golf with his dad. Beginner's luck quickly gives way to mishaps, making their outing a comic challenge as he tries to enjoy the game and show his father affection.

Froggy wakes up eager to enjoy Saturday, but choosing an activity is harder than it looks. With his mother's help, he considers swimming, soccer, catching flies and playing with toys in this short booklet about enjoying books.

Froggy packs carefully for his first sleepover at Max's house, then decides he would rather return home. Max's own worries keep the friends traveling between their houses instead of settling down for the night.

Froggy and his friends enter their new marching band in the Apple Blossom Parade, hoping to win a prize. Remembering the marching rules proves difficult when distractions threaten their performance and Froggy's plans begin going wrong.

Froggy imagines himself a T-ball hero before his first game, but playing is harder than dreaming. A misused bat, confusion at first base and catching actual flies leave him needing another chance to show what he can do.

Froggy's parents leave him and his little sister with a new babysitter for the evening. His attempts to help with feeding and bathing create kitchen chaos and a bathroom mess that test the sitter's patience.

Froggy heads to overnight camp for a week of archery, swimming, kayaking and campfire stories. His enthusiasm produces unexpected mishaps, including lost swimming trunks and an overturned kayak, as he tries unfamiliar activities away from home.

Froggy usually sleeps through winter, but Max wakes him so he can experience Christmas for the first time. Choosing a tree, wrapping gifts, singing carols and sharing a feast introduce him to an unfamiliar holiday.

Froggy wants the perfect Halloween costume and has plans for a night of trick-or-treating. Choosing what to wear is only the beginning, as his holiday outing brings the unexpected mishaps that often accompany his excitement.

Froggy and his friends build a tree house with help from his father, but decide that girls are not allowed. Their exclusion of Frogilina becomes a problem when the project proves to need more help than they expected.

Froggy travels to Hawaii for a family holiday filled with swimming, surfing and learning the hula. His eagerness to enjoy the island's activities repeatedly leads to mishaps, making the vacation less straightforward than everyone planned.

Froggy is embarrassed by the idea of a playdate with Frogilina and worries about what his friends will think. His father persuades him with a movie outing, but Froggy remains determined to avoid sitting beside her.

Froggy persuades his mother to let him bring home a dog, promising to handle its care and training. The energetic puppy proves harder to teach than he expected, and looking after a pet involves some unpleasant chores.

Froggy wants to be the best at something, but soccer and swimming do not seem to be his special strengths. This early-reader story follows his effort to recognize what he can do rather than excel at everything.

Froggy wakes up expecting everyone to celebrate his birthday, but his parents say nothing and his friends seem busy. He spends the day wondering whether the people he loves have forgotten the occasion altogether.

Froggy brings a wheelbarrow to the library because he plans to borrow so many books. Choosing stories about dinosaurs and space makes him excited enough to forget his indoor voice, challenging the quiet expected around him.

Froggy visits his grandmother for baseball, an amusement park outing and a museum trip to see the Frogga Lisa. Cooking her special spaghetti gives him another new experience, while his enthusiasm creates trouble throughout the visit.

Froggy opens a lemonade stand on a hot day and dreams of spending the money on new toys. His thirst threatens the business when customers arrive to discover that he has already drunk all the lemonade.

Froggy and his friends visit a pumpkin patch where prizes await pumpkins of different sizes and appearances. Planning a jack-o'-lantern and pie, Froggy eagerly chooses his pumpkin, but a clumsy mishap threatens his autumn plans.

At his first Winter Carnival, Froggy wants to build a snowman, but his principal has plenty of activities planned first. Skating, sledding, and building a fort keep him busy while he waits to create something in the snow.

Froggy runs against Frogilina for class president, promising endless recess and extra snacks. Her plans focus on sharing lunches, finding lost things, and helping the library, leaving their classmates to choose between two very different campaigns.