Felipe the Frog Learns to Swim - Smathers, Mary
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Felipe, a tree frog who doesn't know how to swim, is afraid of the water. His mother insists he take swimming lessons to stay safe in an upcoming storm. Will Felipe ever be comfortable in the water? Will he learn to swim before strong winds blow through his jungle home? Find out in this first book of the bilingual children's series, Tropical Tales. Felipe, una rana que vive en los árboles y que no sabe nadar, le tiene miedo al agua. Su mamá insiste en que tome lecciones de natación para mantenerse a salvo en una tormenta que se avecina. ¿Se sentirá Felipe alguna vez cómodo en el agua?…mehr

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Felipe, a tree frog who doesn't know how to swim, is afraid of the water. His mother insists he take swimming lessons to stay safe in an upcoming storm. Will Felipe ever be comfortable in the water? Will he learn to swim before strong winds blow through his jungle home? Find out in this first book of the bilingual children's series, Tropical Tales. Felipe, una rana que vive en los árboles y que no sabe nadar, le tiene miedo al agua. Su mamá insiste en que tome lecciones de natación para mantenerse a salvo en una tormenta que se avecina. ¿Se sentirá Felipe alguna vez cómodo en el agua? ¿Aprenderá a nadar antes de que los fuertes vientos azoten su hogar en la jungla? Descúbrelo en este primer libro de la serie infantil bilingüe, Cuentos Tropicales.
Autorenporträt
Mary writes fiction for both adults and children. Unfamiliar Territory, a story of one woman's journey through Gold Rush California, is her second work of historical fiction. Her debut novel, In This Land of Plenty--a family saga set against the backdrop of California history--was popular with book clubs and earned multiple awards, including the 2021 Fiction Book of the Year from BiblioLab's Indie Author Project (California), and a Readers' Favorite Gold Medal for Western Fiction. She also has published a collection of contemporary short stories, Fertile Soil: Stories of the California Dream, and a bilingual children's picture book series, Tropical Tales. Before dedicating herself to writing, Mary had a fulfilling career in California public education, serving as a teacher, administrator, teacher trainer, grant writer, and educational entrepreneur. She played a key role in founding three education companies and a public charter school. She now divides her time between California's Monterey Peninsula and Costa Rica's Pacific Coast, where she continues the Castro/Brennan family saga and expands the Tropical Tales picture book series. For more information, including how to contact Mary for book club and school presentations, visit marysmathers.com.