Days with Frog and Toad
Frog and Toad are best friends who help one another in every situation. When Toad wakes up feeling "down in the dumps," it's Frog who lends a listening ear while Toad cleans house so he can feel better. When the robins make fun of them because their kite won't fly, Toad wants to give up, but Frog encourages him to keep going, and soon their kite is soaring higher than even the robins can fly. Frog and Toad share scary stories, exchange gifts, and even learn to give each other space to be alone. Arnold Lobel's amphibious friends have been helping kids learn to read for decades in stories that are lovingly illustrated and easy to understand.

Frog and Toad All Year
Winter, spring, summer, or fall—Frog and Toad are always friends. Whether they're sledding together (and falling off), looking for the first signs of warmer weather, eating ice cream, or raking leaves, Frog and Toad share wisdom and laughter, solve each other's problems, and soothe one another's fears. This delightful reader finds the friends in lots of funny and often heartfelt situations over the course of a year, beginning in winter and ending the following Christmas. The message is timeless—friends are for always—every season of the year.