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Say Quack Quack
Clark Haaland
Paperback (Blurb, Oct. 2, 2019)Say Quack Quack, Funny Little Duck! Say it, say Quack Quack! But the Funny Little Duck has other ideas, will he ever say quack quack? This is a wonderful book of sounds by the Funny Little Duck, who says everything but Quack Quack. A book full of Moos, Woofs, Chugga Chuggas, Meows, and even a Grawr from a Nerdahopasaurus. Bright pages and pictures, educational for little ones learning their sounds, but definitely fun for all! Recommended for ages 1 to 5
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Quack!
Joe Fitzpatrick, Paul Nicholls
Board book (Flowerpot Press, March 13, 2018)Ducks will be ducks in this silly story that encourages little ones to march to their own beat and be true to themselves. Readers will love to giggle and count along as our little duck friend encounters a growing number of silly animals in this hilarious read that also teaches counting from one to eleven.
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Quack
Roger Hargreaves
Paperback (Hodder and Stroughton, March 15, 1979)Quack (Timbuctoo series)
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Quack
Anna Humphrey
Hardcover (Albert Whitman & Company, April 1, 2020)Ten-year-old Shady Cook struggles with selective mutism caused by anxiety. His best friend, Pouya, understands―despite being the class clown, he has his own hang-ups lurking just below the surface. Shady’s parents, however, are eager to find a way to help their son start talking more, so when a live duck waddles into their lives and Shady starts to respond, they reluctantly decide to give Svenrietta the emotional support duck a chance. Before long, Shady, Pouya, and their diaper-wearing duck are working to help all of the underdogs (or is it underducks?) at their school―and there are many.
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Quack!
Phyllis Root, Holly Meade
Board book (Candlewick, Feb. 3, 2005)When a rhythmic read-aloud master pairs up with a Caldecott HonorÂwinning artist to visit endearing species of baby animals, the result can only be instant toddler appeal. QUACK! Mama Duck announces the hatching of five peeping, waddling, flapping, nibbling, wobbling, wibbling baby ducklings. Splish, splosh, splash! A lively, lilting text by Phyllis Root links with luminous collages by Holly Meade in an original board book perfect for reading aloud to the preschool crowd.
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Quack-Quack
Frederic Stehr
Paperback (Farrar Straus & Giroux, Oct. 1, 1988)Newborn Quack-Quack's quest for his mother first leads him into friendly encounters with a frog, an owl, a swan, and a flamingo, after which he searches a dangerous marsh, where Mama Duck rescues him from a hungry predator
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Quack Quack!
Philippe Dupasquier
Paperback (n/a, March 15, 2007)Noisy quacking from a new neighbor’s duck sets off some very bad feelings across the hedge—until Dad finally comes up with a solution. A lesson in neighborliness and tolerance lies at the heart of this very funny picture book
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Quack-Quack
Frederic Stehr
Hardcover (Farrar Straus & Giroux, April 1, 1987)Several animals try to help a newly hatched duck find its mother.
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Quack
Hinkler
Board book (Hinkler, )None
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Quack, Quack!
Beth Harwood, Emma Dodd
Board book (Silver Dolphin Books, March 28, 2008)"Quack, quack! Buzz, buzz! Moooooooooo! Animals make sounds, and so can you! As you read and roar along, don’t forget the bluebird’s song!" The kitty-cat's "meow" and the puppy-dog's "woofs" have been among the favorite first sounds of children for generations. This book combines sweet and simple animal illustrations with each creature's sound, creating word pictures that help young children get a head start on learning about their world.
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