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Books with title The Lucky Duck

  • The Duck

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    Paperback (Guild Publishing, )
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  • Lucky The Pig

    Yazmine Arrington

    language (Yazmine Arrington, Oct. 17, 2009)
    Lucky, a happy pig, who lived on a farm with his friend Fleecy, the sheep. His adventure to a far away farm has Lucky wondering if he will ever be able to return home. Will Fleecy ever see her friend again?
  • Leo the Duck

    Roy Godfrey, Craig Godfrey, Leo Anderson

    Paperback (Covenant Books, Oct. 20, 2017)
    Leo the Duck was created by two brothers, Craig and Roy Godfrey. After spending many years in the aquatic management business in the Southwest, they found that both kids and adults love ducks and especially like to feed them. With the amazing artwork of Leo Anderson, this book explains in a simple and fun way the perils of feeding ducks human food.
  • Lucky Duck: The Good Egg

    Kym D Wimbis, Vladimir Milosavljevic

    Paperback (Kym D Wimbis, July 20, 2019)
    A charming, laugh-out-loud funny, and fast-paced story about being different, unconditional acceptance, and the power of family. Lucky Duck has always been different; even as an egg. And being different isn't easy. But sometimes the best things come in the smallest packages and often it's our differences that make us special.Lucky Duck is a good egg. But Lucky discovers, very early, that being different can be a challenge.Lucky Duck: The Good Egg is a heart-warming and amusing story from debut children’s book author Kym D. Wimbis; brilliantly illustrated by the amazingly talented Vladimir Milosavljevic. Told with fun, energetic, illustrations and witty, tongue-in-cheek, wordplay, Lucky Duck: The Good Egg is sure to go to the top of the favorites pile.If you enjoyed Luck Duck: The Good Egg you'll love Lucky Duck's latest adventure...Lucky Duck: A Platypus's Tale. Things get even more interesting for Lucky outside the shell!You see, Lucky was a duck, but a duck like no other. He didn't look like a duck. Swim like a duck. Or even quack like a duck. And when he tried to fly...DUCK!And coming soon...Lucky Duck: The Bunyip's Curse.If you like Rob Burach's "The Very Impatient Caterpillar", Bob Shea's "Unicorn Thinks He's So Great", Ryan T Higgins' "Mother Bruce", Jory John's "Goodnight Already", Aaron Reynolds' "Creepy Carrots", or Drew Daywalt's "The Day The Crayons Quit", you'll want to add "Lucky Duck: The Good Egg" to your collection.Reading level: 3-8 years. Great for toddlers ages 3 and 4 years, and kids ages 5, 6, 7, and 8 years in Preschool (Pre-K), Nursery (Kindergarten), Grade 1, Grade 2, and Grade 3. Download your FREE Lucky Duck poster at fb.com/luckyduckbook.From the Back Cover"Shell-shockingly good!" - Ducks & Drakes Daily"An egg story that can't be beat!" - Australian Egg Council"The yokes will quack you up!" - Pun Intended Magazine"An eggs-ellent prequel to the egg-ceptional Lucky Duck: A Platypus's Tale!" - Mallards MonthlyAbout the AuthorKym D. Wimbis is a screenwriter and children's picture book author who grew up playing in the Australian bush with his brother and cousins. He has always enjoyed and admired the power of words and storytelling, which he inherited from his parents who always had a (usually funny) story to share.Kym lives sunny Queensland, Australia, with his two best mates, Dopey and Rat-face.Lucky Duck: The Good Egg is Kym's children's picture book debut and the prequel to the much anticipated Lucky Duck: A Platypus's Tale.You can catch up with Kym and Lucky Duck at fb.com/luckyduckbook. Stop by and download your very own, FREE, Lucky Duck poster!
  • The duck

    Angela Sheehan

    Hardcover (Exeter, Jan. 1, 1983)
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  • Lily the Lucky Ducky

    Susan Elaine Graves

    Hardcover (PublishAmerica, June 2, 2010)
    Lily the Duckling finds out she is different./When her brothers and sisters make fun of her,/she lets her temper cloud her judgment./Lily swims off upset and thinking everyone/hates her./Not watching where she is going, she gets/closer and closer to the tall cattails and reeds/where there are gators/Suddenly a gator appears, Lily starts screaming./Wally grabs her but all the other/ducks dive at him/ pounding until he lets Lily go./Stunned and stiff she lays there on/top of the water/Her Momma cries, they fear she is dead./Lily finaly opens her eyes and discovers/she is alive./Suddenly a storm moves in and the/whole family rushes to get back to/the nest./The storm rages while Momma Duck/makes sure they all have learned,/never go off on your own and/never make fun of someone who is different.
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  • Leif the Lucky

    Ingri & Edgar Parin D'Aulaire

    Hardcover (Doubleday, Doran & Company, Aug. 16, 1941)
    1941 First Edition. Leif The Lucky by Ingri & Edgar Parin D'Aulaire. Published by Doubleday & Company.
  • Lucky Ducky

    Barbara Carpenter, Michaela Schuett

    Hardcover (Traveling Sun Publishing, July 16, 2015)
    Lucky Ducky was the runt of the family, determined to fly. He sets off on a journey to find a friend, who can help him soar and reach the sky! A story full of silly characters with lots of personality!
  • Lucky the Rubber Ducky

    Adam London

    Paperback (AthertonCustoms, April 16, 2009)
    A heart-warming tale of Lucky, a young rubber duck who was afraid of the water. Will he overcome his fear? Find out in this unique richly illustrated children's book. A wonderfully fun story of overcoming fear, building self-esteem, and determination. You'll find yourself rooting for little Lucky! Go Lucky! This is the first published project from this talented team of author/illustrator.
  • The duck

    Angela Royston

    Paperback (Warwick Press, Jan. 1, 1979)
    Book by Royston, Angela
  • The Lucky 7

    Michael Lee

    Hardcover (Jam Enterprises, Nov. 1, 1995)
    Book by Lee, Michael
  • Drusilla the Lucky Duck

    Errol Broome, Sharon Thompson

    Paperback (Annick Press, Sept. 6, 2003)
    When young Carrie sees Drusilla, she has to have her. But how do you care for a duckling? Carrie quickly learns the dos and don'ts of duck rearing: lots of exercise, a place to swim, and no bubblegum! Soon Drusilla is full-grown and part of the family. But when Carrie and her parents go on vacation, Drusilla must stay behind. Duck-sitting isn't easy, though, and Drusilla is passed around until she's in the care of Garth the handyman. Garth, however, is just as handy in the kitchen, and his interest in ducks is more culinary than caring. Arriving home, a despondent Carrie must follow the trail to her darling Drusilla. Through some headstrong heroics at the eleventh hour, Carrie saves Drusilla from a fate worse than dinner! Friendship and determination prevail in this warm tale of one lucky duck. This funny and touching story features easy-to-read vocabulary and short chapters for emerging readers.
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