T is for Toad (The Animal Alphabet Library)

Turn storytime into a fun learning experience with this charming alphabet book about toads!

Introduce your little one to tiny toads, tadpoles, and frogs! This gorgeously illustrated children’s book teaches kids toad-related first words beginning with the letter T.

Ribbit! Ribbit! Get ready to meet all kinds of tremendous toads! The friendly, read-aloud text and exciting illustrations will capture the attention of young nature-lovers in no time! Babies and toddlers will love learning new words about toads while practicing their T letter sound. This baby book is ideal for promoting early learning and language development.

T is for tough! Did you know that many toads have rough, bumpy skin and frogs often have smooth skin? Packed with bright pictures and short text, this engaging animal book provides curious kids with lots to talk about and look at! 

Explore the Totally Terrific World of Toads

Prepare your child for the magic of reading! Filled with simple, playful facts, T is for Toad is the perfect ABC book for toddlers aged 0-3 years. You’ll learn that toads are a type of frog, that baby toads and frogs are called tadpoles, and discover how they catch insects with their long, flicky tongues. It’s a must-have for every young child’s library!

Complete the Series:

Introduce little ones to the ABCs of the animal kingdom with DK’s brand new, beautifully illustrated alphabet series. From T is for Toad and V is for Vulture all the way up to G is for Giraffe and H is for Hedgehog, these baby board books are perfect for parents wanting to support young children’s interest in nature, animals, and the alphabet.

Marc Pattenden is a self-taught illustrator from Lewes, East Sussex, UK. As a child he drew endlessly, but it wasn't until his son was born that he rediscovered his love of doodling - both as a way to entertain his son, and as a source of entertainment for himself! He spends much of his time drawing beautiful animals and colorful nature scenes, finding inspiration in gallery shows, museums, books, and funny things his 3-year-old says. He finds the process of illustration a joyful experience and hopes to be drawing pictures for many years to come.