Froggy Goes to Camp.Froggy Frog´gy a. 1. Abounding in frogs. Goes to Camp Jonathan London Viking Juvenilec/o Penguin penguin, originally the common name for the now extinct great auk of the N Atlantic and now used (since the 19th cent.) for the unrelated antarctic diving birds. Young Readers Group 345 Hudson St. NewYork, NY 10014 ISBN ISBN abbr. International Standard Book Number ISBN International Standard Book Number ISBN n abbr (= International Standard Book Number) → ISBN m 9780670010981, $15.99 "Froggy Goes to Camp" is a really funny book about Froggy's latest adventure which is going to summer camp. He wakes up on the first day of summer so excited he jumps up and down on his bed and bumps bumps a term used to describe a variety of papulonodular dermatoses in horses, including 'heat bumps', 'feed bumps', 'protein bumps', 'wheat bumps' and others. No specific disease or etiology has been assigned to the term and veterinary dermatologists wish it would disappear from use. his head. He happily gets ready and thinks he packed everything. But he soon finds out he didn't. His father has to turn around and go back home, not once, but two times because first, Froggy forgets his sleeping bag and then his bathing suit. They get to the camp in the evening and Froggy starts to get really, really nervous. He doesn't know anyone and decides he wants to go home. His bunkmates are nice but he doesn't like that the camp director is his school principal. In "Froggy Goes to Camp," each day they do different things and somehow, Froggy always manages to do something funny. He slid eggs on Mr. Mugworts' head one day, hit him in the bottom with an arrow and tipped over their kayak kayak (kī`ăk), Eskimo canoe, originally made of sealskin stretched over a framework of whalebone or driftwood. It is completely covered except for the opening in which the paddler sits. . Day by day Froggy felt better about camp and when his parents come to get him, he is happy to go home and sing the camp songs about beans that he learned. |
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