Ages 4-8
Published 2022
BOOK AVAILABLE ON BLUE BALLOON
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What People Are Saying
"Lushly illustrated and wonderfully told, this book was truly a joy to read! The watercolor artwork was the perfect accompaniment for the story of Samson, a diminutive tree frog, with a powerful voice. I read Samson the Frog with my children, and they really enjoyed the artwork and story. The story raised many questions with my children, as some species of tree frogs are considered invasive pests here in Hawaii. Stories like Samson the Frog help to open young minds to discussions on many aspects of the natural environment."
— Warren Costa, Owner, Native Guide Hawaii
“This book teaches kids a very valuable lesson. To love and care for nature in its purest form.”
— Lizbeth Herger
"Samson the Frog is a delightful book that will leave young readers more curious about creatures, and wanting to read more! The message that even small creatures can be brave and find their big voice is a great lesson for all kids. This book is an inspiration for children to explore the outdoors and discover what is hiding, like Samson, in their backyard or local park area."
— Elizabeth Metcalf, Elementary Teacher
"This children's book is very sweet and the illustrations are marvelous. A lovely way for children to appreciate nature and our fellow friend The Frog."
— Michele Blood, Author and Motivational Speaker
“Samson The Frog is a wonderful portal to show young children a hidden wonderland that exists in their own back yards. In Samson, a frog is a frog, not a fairytale prince or a moral lesson disguised as a fable. But in celebrating the real, author Patrice Meyers has created a fun, engaging way to introduce children to the natural world, while imparting a deep respect and curiosity for all the creatures who live in it.”
— Steve Barilotti, Editor-at-Large, Surfer Magazine.
"A tree frog explores a backyard in this picture book. … Meyers offers insights into the life of a tree frog. Readers will enjoy following along with the narrators as they observe Samson’s abilities. … An amusing and lively amphibian tale with informative elements."
— Kirkus Reviews