• Age: 2 to 5
• Grade: p to 12

Bradley McGogg makes his home in the bog where there are plenty of yummy bugs for a frog to feed on. But one day Bradley finds that his cupboard is bare. He turns to his neighbors to see if they will share their dinner with him. He soon finds that not all animals eat alike…

With its infectious rhyming text and its enchanting art, Bradley McGogg, the Very Fine Frog is bound to become a favorite with children and the people who try to feed them.

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Rachel Carson Berman is an Associate Professor at Ryerson University in the School of Early Childhood Studies. She's worked with a variety of community groups and research teams throughout her academic career and has published on a variety of topics, including mothering, immigrant women, and children’s perceptions of school. Her work has been published in such qualitative journals as Qualitative Inquiry, The International Journal of Qualitative Methods, and Qualitative Health Research. Prior to joining Ryerson she taught courses on feminist research at McMaster University and York University. She is very pleased to have the opportunity to bring together the work of feminist scholars from across Canada in one volume in the edited collection Corridor Talk: Feminist Scholars Share their Stories of Research Partnerships.

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“This delightful excursion is made even more so because Rachel Berman’s illustrations, interpretations of the miniature worlds of mouse nests and bear and hare picnics, are nothing short of entrancing.”
— The Globe and Mail
“Picky eating has rarely been so lauded as it is in this tale of a delicate amphibian diet…. An amusing tale, indeed.”
— Kirkus Reviews