Plague Of Frogs: Unraveling An Environmental Mystery [Paperback]

A Plague of Frogsis an ecological detective story, one that begins when a class of middle schoolers discovers an unusual number of deformed frogs in a pond on a southern Minnesota farm in 1995. William Souder spins a gripping tale of scientific investigation, environmental debate, and the frightening implications of what these deformed frogs mean for humanity.

William Souder is an award-winning journalist who has written for some of the nation’s largest newspapers. He covered the story of Minnesota’s deformed frogs for the Washington Post. He lives in Stillwater, Minnesota.