\1':^-^f /Vl$- y /rc7m^C>.i;.i 'C^\M&^^ySjs{/)^Kby Arnold LabelAnI CAN READ BookDigitized by the Internet Archivein 2010http://www.archive.org/details/frogtoadtogetherOOIobeWeekly Reader Books presentsJ^rog and ^oadtogetherf-nr^Jby Arnold LobelZJAnI CAN READ Booke: IHarper & Row, PublishersNew Yorli, Evanston^ San FranciscOf LondonFor Barbara DicksFROG AND TOAD TOGETHERCopyright © 1971, 1972 by Arnold Lobe!A portion of this book previously appeared in Woman's Day.Allrights reserved. No part ofthis book may be used or reproducedinany manner whatsoever without written permission exceptin the case ofbrief quotations embodiedincriticalarticles and reviews.Printedin theUnited States of America. For information address Harper & Row, Pub-lishers,Inc., 49 East 33rd Street, New York, N.Y.10016. Publishedsimultaneously in Canada by Fitzhenry & Whiteside Limited, Toronto.Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 72-183163Trade Standard Book Number: 06-023959-XHarpercrest Standard Book Number: 06-023960-3Can Read Book is aregistered trademarkof Harper& Row,Publishers,Inc.This book is a presentationof Weekly Reader Books.Weekly Reader Books offers book clubs for children frompreschool through high school.For further information write to:Weekly Reader Books4343 Equity DriveColumbus, Ohio 43228Weekly Reader Books offers several excitingcard and activity programs. For information,write to WEEKLY READER BOOKS, RO. Box 16636.Columbus,Ohio 43216.\ContentsA LIST4THE GARDEN18COOKIES30DRAGONS AND .GIANTS42x'%^f^"\/XTHE DREAM52/r-*^^\,^7^R-rmiUm^A ListOne morning Toadsatin bed."Itiave many things to do," hesaid."Iwill write themall down on alistsothatI can remember them."Toad wrote on a pieceof paper:A Listo-f things "to do -todsyThen he wrote:li^"I have donethat,"said Toad,and he...
