Who Taught Frogs to Hop: A Child's Book About God

by June Goldsborough (Illustrator), Robert D. Ingram

Children will giggle their way through the book as they learn about the One who, among other things, puts the crunch in apples, the water in the melon, and the corn on the cob!.

32 pages, Paperback

First published August 1, 1990

Reviews

[Joan F · Rating 4 out of 5]

It's too bad this book is no longer in print as it's one of my favorite children's books about God.

[Hailey · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book is a book full of questions children would wander about the world. The questions are things like who taught mom and dads to tickle and who taught the bugs to be different colors. These questions are actual questions kids would think about with the answer of God.
I really enjoyed this book because it has a lot of good questions that lead to talking about God without bringing God up just in a bible story. I like that it is a low reading level too, so you can read it to a preschool class and they will understand it.
I could use this is in a Bible class at church or in a class at school if I am teaching in a private school. I don't know if I would even be allowed to have it on my shelves if I were teaching at a public school, but it is a good book that I would want to share with my class.