The Little Frog Who Wanted to Fly

Ferdinand is a little frog with a big dream-he wants to fly. While his friends splash happily in the pond, Ferdinand gazes at the sky, wishing he could soar with the birds. He tries everything: strapping a leaf to his back, leaping from a mushroom, even asking a dragonfly for lessons. But nothing works. Then one day, when his friend is in danger, Ferdinand discovers that his strong frog legs can do something extraordinary.
With one powerful leap, he soars through the air and saves the day. For the first time, Ferdinand feels like he's truly flying. With the help of a wise old turtle, Ferdinand learns that he doesn't need wings to achieve something magical-he only needs to believe in his own special gifts. The Little Frog Who Wanted to Fly is a delightful children's story filled with humor, imagination, and heart. It's perfect for bedtime reading, teaching children the importance of self-acceptance, bravery, and celebrating what makes them unique.