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That Is Ridiculous!

A Tale of Two Brothers

Benjamin M. Adachi
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Year
2024
Language
English
Publisher
Housetop Publishing

About

This cute tale of two brother frogs reminds us that in the world of ideas, some are possible and some are not. But our limitations never have to limit our love for each other.



Fairfax and Fenwicke are frogs. Fairfax has big ideas for a little frog. They aren't bad ideas, but they aren't things that frogs can do. Since Fenwicke is the big brother, he tries to help Fairfax but in that bossy way big brothers do. You'll love Fenwicke for his big-brother bossiness and Fairfax because he never stops dreaming.



This young writer is a lot like Fairfax: a younger brother and someone with big ideas. He wanted to publish a book, which is a good idea but a bit unusual for a young boy. His big brother (not actually named Fenwicke) is proud of him for following his dreams.

Related Subjects

  • Imagination & Play
  • Juvenile Fiction
  • Siblings
  • Family
  • Beginner
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