All the wrong places

About this book

"As Mrs. Frog settles into her new marshland community after the death of her mate, she seeks acceptance and even romance among her neighbors, the retired redwing blackbirds next door; a pair of voracious herons; a fly-fishing lizard and his possum companion. She's bold, bossy, opinionated, flirtatious ... and bereft, and no one knows quite what to do with her--least of all Mrs. Frog herself. Still, she does what she can to maintain her spirits and her figure: Her overhead claps and eagle pose, unlike some of her pronouncements, are models of form and timing. Suitable for mature, literate, savvy readers."--Description from publisher.