Flippy the Frog: More Like Me

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Will Flippy find someone more like him?

Will Flippy find someone more like him?
Or will he discover something even more important along the way?

About the Book

Flippy the Frog is dearly loved by his family—a boy named Sam and a mouse named Squeaky. But even when you’re surrounded by love, you can still feel a little different. Flippy doesn’t look like Sam or sound like Squeaky, and deep inside he wonders: Is there anyone more like me? With a curious heart and a hopeful hop, Flippy sets out into the wide, wonderful world to find answers. Along the way, he meets animals of all kinds—each with their own home, their own voice, and their own way of being. Will Flippy find someone just like him? Or discover something even more important? Flippy the Frog: More Like Me is a warm, rhythmic tale about embracing who you are, and learning that love and belonging aren’t about being the same, they’re about being you. Perfect for ages 3-7 or anyone who’s ever felt a little different.

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Author: Stacey Solomon Pratt
Series: The Overcomers
Genre: Children's
Tags: Children: Ages 4-7 Years, Coming Soon, Rhyming | Poetry
Publisher: Erin Go Bragh Publishing
Publication Year: 2025
Format: Hardback, Paperback
Length: 38 pages
Illustrator: Jeff Wissman
ASIN: B0G5LRZ61F
ISBN: 9781956581829

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Stacey Solomon Pratt

Stacey Solomon Pratt is a storyteller, health coach, and creative strategist who believes in the power of heart-led transformation. With a background in English Literature, health and wellness, and a gift for crafting layered narratives, she brings Flippy the Frog and The Overcomers Series to life with themes of identity, courage, and belonging. Whether guiding clients toward holistic health or shaping stories that spark connection and self-empowerment, Stacey’s work reflects her deep commitment to helping others thrive. Living in St. Louis with her two biggest supporters, her amazing husband Dana and cherished son Max, she writes, coaches, and dreams up characters who leap off the page and into your heart.

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