The Frog Mother

Reach for this book when your child starts asking complex questions about how the natural world works and how humans fit into the delicate balance of the environment. This beautifully illustrated work bridges the gap between scientific observation and traditional Indigenous wisdom, making it a perfect choice for children who are moving beyond simple animal stories into deeper ecological and cultural understanding. Through the life cycle of the Columbia spotted frog, the story explores themes of interconnectedness, respect for the earth, and the resilience of nature. Appropriate for ages 9 to 12, this book serves as both an educational resource and a reflective narrative. It is an excellent tool for parents who want to foster a sense of stewardship in their children while providing authentic representation of the Gitxsan people. By reading this, your child will gain a more holistic view of the environment, seeing animals not just as biological subjects, but as vital parts of a living, breathing history.