Og the frog has always loved making up songs and poems about life in the swamp - about juicy crickets, squishy mud and all of his froggy friends. But it's quite a shock to find himself suddenly living in Room 26 with a bunch of human children (the "big tads"), and an endlessly energetic furry neighbor named Humphrey.

He spends a lot of time thinking about his past days in the swamp and all the lessons Granny Greenleaf taught him. But he also has a lot to figure out. And number one on the list is: what is that hamster squeaking about anyway?

An Amazon Best Book of the Month (July, 2018)

"...a heartening tale of cross-species friendship, change, and belonging."
*starred review, Publishers Weekly

" ...mixes the sweet and the serious in a ribbiting read! "
Kirkus Reviews

"Birney pours the same charm into this new series as she did into the previous books. The well-developed characters will appeal to children ...."
*starred review, School Library Journal

"Life According to Og the frog is definitely a terrific book."
Denver Post