Review: Again the Fantastic Illustrations Jump this Frog Story Up to Five Stars
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 8, 2012
Like with My Pet Dragon by the same author the written story itself, although good is not only well supported by the brilliantly done illustrations (computer graphic stills), those images actually take the picture book as a whole to a much higher level.  Like with the other books, I could easily see the character for each book being released as a collectible figure or range of figures.I've read four of Scott Gordon's books and would recommend this one as the one to buy if you want something fairly similar with it's own bits of uniqueness, to My Pet Dragon.  Likewise if you haven't read that one but loved this, My Pet Dragon is probably the way to go next.The basic plot of My Crazy Pet Frog has the reader, who is never identified so it could be whatever your child is (ie boy or girl) discovering a frog in their bathtub.  The frog is obviously a bit of a compulsive liar and tells the reader it is a number of things including secret agent, dancer, celebrity chef and a heap of other professions.  It of course has clothing and props for all these careers. However it's about to realise what its most important job and identity is.