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<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br><p>Wobbles and his friends set off for a fun day in the forest. Everyone was having fun, singing and quacking-and ribbit, ribbit. Then things turned dark. Mr. Dots the Frog said some hurtful words to Wobbles. Why was Mr. Dots being so mean? Just then Wobbles saw a leaf moving. What could it be? No one knew it would turn out to be a new friend. Mr. Dots did not like that, so he hit and knocked the new friend to the ground, hurting him. Mr. Dots thought it was "cool" to be a bully. Bullying is not an accident. Will all of them forgive Mr. Dots and be friends again?</p><p></p><p>Lesson learned: never be mean or a bully.</p>

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