Books with title Ducky and Friends

Visit the Wonderful World of Dublin and FriendsIt has been a hard few years for Dublin, a misunderstood and grumpy horse that nobody likes. He has been left in the care of Bransby horses, a charity that takes in and rehomes horses, ponies and donkeys and he thinks he has no hope of finding a new home until one special lady visits the centre one day and soon Dublin's life changes forever! This heartwarming series of stories follows Dublin as he finally finds happiness with his new owner, Beth. He meets new friends along the way and they become a trio of mischief with fun adventures and comical situations but danger lurks around the corner too. Can a horse that once hated people and fellow horses change his ways? What adventures will he encounter and can his new friends stand by him?

DAISY AND FRIENDSJoin Daisy the blue-eyed Husky dog and all her zoo friends Down Under as they play, laugh, learn and have all manner of adventures under the Aussie sun. So pack your sunglasses and beach towel and read all about Daisy, Elvis the orang-utan, Elsie the kookaburra and their mates. Don’t forget your sun hats!A joyous book of animal stories. Written for younger children to have read to them or for older (pre-teen) children to read by themselves. The Australian adventures of Daisy the blue-eyed Husky and her various animal friends will entertain, educate and inform children the world over.

This is the third book in the charming RR series. The book is about friends, and RR has a lot of them across the U.S.A. and in the Philippines. RR is a 16-inch stuffed monkey who was lovingly adopted by the author, Rosalinda "Rose" Mullen, and her husband Randy in January 2006. RR says, “Salamat po!” which means “thank you” in the Philippines for reading his first two books: "RR, the Travelling Stuffed Monkey Buddy" and "Flowers from RR’s Garden." This newest book introduces RR’s real and stuffed friends from the U.S.A. and the Philippines, including his best friend Sophia. The book is for young children and adults, imparting that age doesn’t count in friendship, there are character traits that bind friends together, and there is so much enjoyment to be had in sharing times with friends. Furthermore, it shows that playing with friends is a learning process.