A humorous, outlandishly illustrated jacketed hardcover picture book for children ages 3-7 about the strength found in persistency and the pitfalls of arrogance.

Frog is going to jump a giant log. And it will be easy. Or so he thinks! Bursting with bravado and feeling unstoppable, Frog tries again and again to jump over the log-and his frustration builds as his efforts fall short. He is especially determined to conquer the log when a snail (who accompanies him in many scenes throughout the book) slowly but surely climbs up and over the troublesome log. Will Frog EVER find a way to make it over the log? And what awaits him on the other side? This hilarious book is filled with clever text and visual humor that will elicit giggles from children and adults alike.

Stephanie Stansbie has been a children's book editor, and then an author, for most of her adult life. She adores editing and writing in equal measure and has always worked on illustrated books, where the art is as important as the word. Stephanie lives in Oxford, England, and enjoys goofing around with her family and friends.

Jack Viant is an illustrator and educator who splits his time between drawing picture books and teaching students how to draw and make picture books at the university where he works in Plymouth, UK. Jack is big on '90s cartoons and tries to take this visual influence into his work wherever possible.