The Frog Olympics
Brian Moses
Who can jump the highest? Who can swim the fastest? Who has the longest tongue? Join frogs of every colour and size as they jump, leap and swim their way to first prize at the Frog Olympics!
Read Time: ~0.9 hr
Super bowl
by Leonard Kessler (1980)
About this book
The Animal Champs play the Super Birds in the football Super Bowl, and the losers console themselves that there is another year coming.
Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreSuper bowl Lead Character
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