Product Description “Did you know frogs can find their way home? It’s called a ‘homing instinct’ … no matter where they are, they know where they belong. I think I know how frogs feel.” Eight-year-old Ella hates her new house. She wants to be back in her old house with her best friend Viv next door … until one day Ella discovers a secret pond in her neighbours’ backyard with an orchestra of frogs! At her new school, Ella meets Mai and learns about their class frog bog project. But when Ella finds out that the neighbours’ secret pond is under threat Ella and Mai must come up with a plan to save the frogs before it’s too late! Other Details Author: Cassy Polimeni (AU) lllustrator: Hykie Breeze (AU) Review Month: October 2024 Reviews 4 frogs, conservation, habitats, sounds, orchestra, family, displacement Posted by Novel Insight Reviews on 21st Nov 2024 8-year-old Ella feels miserable, homesick and dislocated after moving into a new house. When the constant rain begins to ease, Ella escapes to check out the tangled jungle of their garden and discovers a pond filled with frogs. So many frogs, so many sounds! It reminds Ella of an orchestra. These frogs are Ella’s own private orchestra. Until one day, Ella returns home from school to a roar of diggers and drills. The frog orchestra’s habitat is destroyed and Ella must do what she can to give them a new home. A heartwarming story about a displaced girl creating a new frog habitat for lovers of music and amphibians.