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Roger Cantu (Author)

The Award-Winning Children’s Book – Now Enhanced with Educational Resources!

Frogs in Trouble is a beautifully illustrated book that tells a simple story with a powerful message: “It is better to talk about your problems and seek help than to hide your problems and keep them inside.” This heartwarming tale follows two sibling frogs and a wise elder frog living on the edge of a peaceful pond near a Buddhist temple. When a playful accident leads to trouble, young readers discover the importance of honest communication, seeking help from trusted adults, and the relief that comes from speaking up instead of keeping secrets. Based on a true incident and presented as a fable, this narrative uses allegory-pictures, characters, and events-to convey meaningful life lessons that resonate with children of all Makes This 2026 Edition Special: This revised edition now includes comprehensive educational support materials designed for parents, teachers, and caregivers:

Discussion Questions to spark meaningful conversations about problem-solving and trust
Home Activities that help families practice healthy communication
Classroom Activities for educators to reinforce the book’s lessons
Notes to Parents and Teachers with guidance on using the story effectively

Award-Winning Recognition: Frogs in Trouble received an award from the Children’s Book International (CBI) honoring excellence in children’s literature in the category of Children’s Fables. Additionally, Frogs in Trouble debuted as the #1 New Release in Children’s Buddhism Books on Amazon. Frogs in Trouble is the first book in a series designed to teach children meaningful lessons on communication, wellness, kindness, and compassion. Highly praised for its humor, charming illustrations, and positive messages, this book provides both an engaging story and practical tools to help children develop healthy habits for expressing their feelings and seeking support when they need of Pages: 32Dimensions: 0.07 x 8 x 8 INPublication Date: January 09, 2026