Authors: Ali Sparkes
Frog Freakout
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Text © Ali Sparkes 2011
Illustrations © Ross Collins 2011
“SWITCH: Frog Freak Out!” was originally published in English in 2011. This edition is published by an arrangement with Oxford University Press.
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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Sparkes, Ali.
Frog freakout / by Ali Sparkes ; illustrated by Ross Collins.
pages cm. â (S.W.I.T.C.H. ; #7)
Summary: Twins Danny and Josh are having a miserable time at camp when mad scientist Petty Potts arrives, armed with her new AMPHISWITCH formula, just in time to get another camper out of trouble.
ISBN 978â1â4677â2111â0 (lib bdg. : alk. paper)
ISBN 978â1â4677â2417â3 (eBook)
[1. CampsâFiction. 2. FrogsâFiction. 3. BrothersâFiction. 4.
TwinsâFiction. 5. Science fiction.] I. Collins, Ross, illustrator. II. Title.
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eISBN: 978-1-4677-4015-9 (mobi)
With grateful thanks to John Buckley, fabulous
amphibian
*
and reptile guru, and ARC, without
whom this book might be full of embarrassing errors.
For Maisy, Lewis and Rosie
(
*
And no, I don't mean John Buckley is a fabulous amphibian)
Petty, CharlieâCharlie, Petty
“It's raining sideways,” said Danny. “In fact, I'm fairly sure it's just started raining
up
.” He slammed the cabin door behind him and thumped down heavily on the bed next to Josh.
“It'll probably stop soon,” sighed Josh, who was peering at a book in the dim light. The energy-saving bulbs in the cabin were orangey and not very bright.
“You said that yesterday,” grumbled Danny. “And the day before.”