About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is a perfectionist who refuses to start a project because they are afraid it won't be perfect. It is the ideal antidote for 'blank page syndrome' and the anxiety that comes with trying new things. Through the chaotic and hilarious lens of twenty-one baby frogs learning to make comics, the story reframes mistakes as essential steps in the creative process. The book follows Li'l Petey and Molly as they mentor a rowdy classroom of frogs, each experimenting with different artistic styles from photography to clay modeling. Beyond the laughs, it tackles deep emotional themes like overcoming writer's block, handling criticism, and finding one's unique voice. It is a brilliant choice for elementary-aged readers who need a boost in self-confidence and a reminder that creativity is about expression, not perfection.
