Frog facts are presented in this vividly illustrated book. This book focuses on the large variety within the species. This book is full of information on everything from what frogs eat to how they move and mate. Consultants included professors and curators of biology and herpetology from respected institutions. Budding scientists will appreciate the level of detail. Meryl Henderson’s watercolors depict information that would be difficult to photograph. For example, frog eggs, rare frogs, and frog development from tadpole to adult. An activity challenging readers to locate the hidden frogs in the picture is a great way to interact with the material. A few pages discuss the environmental situations that have threatened frog populations throughout the world. In addition, the author includes some personal anecdotes about his passion for frogs and some resources for conservation. Overall, this book is a good addition to a science collection. School libraries should consider adding this to their collection.