Arnold Lobel, And soon you will have a garden, final illustration for Frog and Toad Together, 1980. Graphite, ink, and wash on paper, 17 15/16 x 27 7/8 in. Courtesy of The Estate of Arnold Lobel.

When "Frog and Toad" books hit shelves over 50 years ago, critics couldn't have guessed they would become pop culture icons. Here's how it happened.

Apple TV+'s "Frog and Toad" animated series honors Arnold Lobel's original illustrations while making them dynamic enough for TV.

Toad looked at the sunshine coming through the window. “Frog,” he said, “I am so glad that you came over.” “I always do,” said Frog. Frog, reliable, sunny and optimistic, and Toad ...

The mural depicts Frog and Toad in a series of vignettes inspired by Lobel’s illustrations with Giordano’s love of “psychedelic, punch-you-in-the face color” replacing his earthy palette.

FROG AND TOAD KIDS is a shortened version of A YEAR WITH FROG AND TOAD, leaving in the most endearing moments that celebrate friendship and simple joys in a year. They go through hibernation ...

When Frog and Toad go swimming in the pond, they each dive into a Hula-Hoop-like contraption with sequined blue fabric hanging down from it, allowing them to independently “swim” around the stage.

To stream "Frog and Toad," you can sign up for an initial seven-day trial of Apple TV+, and subsequently pay $6.99 a month for the service, which can be shared between up to five family members.