The Burpy Frog

Gavin McTear

Summary

Billy and his parents live in the heart of the Australian outback, where wild animals are always nearby. Every evening, they enjoy their meals outside on the veranda, sharing the space with insects, geckos, and frogs. But there's one little problem: someone at the table needs to learn some manners! Surprisingly, it's not Billy who needs the lesson. Instead, a very noisy frog must discover how to be more polite. Join Billy and his family in this delightful story where the most unexpected guest has the most to learn about good table manners!

Available since: 10/11/2024.

Print length: 32 pages.

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