Review: One Small Hop
 
 One Small Hop by Madelyn Rosenberg Scholastic Press Category: Middle Grade Reviewer: Stacy Nockowitz Buy at Bookshop.org One Small Hop  is a surprising departure for author Madelyn Rosenberg  from her other middle grade novels, This is Just a Test and Not Your  All-American Girl  (both co-written with Wendy Wan-Long Shang). Those  books are both set in the 1980s and tell stories of young teens dealing  with typical issues involving school, friendship, and family. In  contrast, One Small Hop  is a tale of a not-so-distant future devastated  by climate change. In the small shore town of Town Harbor, Maine,  Jonathan “Ahab” Goldstein and his friends come upon something rare and  wondrous- a real, live bullfrog. They should turn the frog over to the  Environmental Police Force. But the EPF is completely inept, and Ahab  worries that the frog will die in the agency’s care. No, this might be  the last bullfrog in the country, and Ahab and his friends decide they  must find it a mate on ...
