Poor Frog. He wants to be like his friends, but his attempts to copy them all end in disaster. Eventually, Frog learns that his friends love him for being himself--an ordinary green frog.
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Wo jiu shi xi huan wo: xue hui dui zi ji you xin xin
2006, Hunan shao nian er tong chu ban she
in Chinese
- Di 2 ban
7535830617 9787535830616
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Frog is frog
2000, Milet Publilshing
in Urdu
- First Eng-Urdu dual language ed.
1840592141 9781840592146
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Frog Is Frog (English-Albanian) (Frog series)
January 1, 2000, Milet Publishing
Hardcover
in English
- Bilingual edition
1840592117 9781840592115
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rEch là rech =: Frog is frog
2000, Milet Pub.
in Vietnamese
- 1st. English-Vietnamese dual language ed.
184059215X 9781840592153
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Frog Is Frog (English-Chinese) (Frog series)
January 1, 2000, Milet Publishing
Hardcover
in Chinese
- Bilingual edition
1840592095 9781840592092
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Sapo Es Sapo
March 1998, Ediciones Ekare
Hardcover
in Spanish
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translated by Clarisa De LA Rosa
9802572241 9789802572243
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Edition Notes
This paperback edition originally published in 1999 by Anderson Press Ltd.
Text in simplified Chinese characters with han yu pin yin.
Translated from English.
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Frog wants to be like his other animal friends. He thinks it is great to be capable of flying like duck, bake like pig, or read like rabbit. In the end, he realizes that it is much better to be himself and be happy with his unique abilities.








