"The Duck Book is a picture book aimed at children of all ages, and their parents. It is designed to encourage dialogue between kids and parents, and to bring laughter and entertainment. It is filled with absurd questions and situations, like "Have you ever made a giraffe laugh?" combined with just such a picture, or "Have you ever grown a carrot too big for your pet pig?" Again with a picture. Also, "Have you ever shared a cake with a snake?" Now...

"A ducks narrates this photo-illustrated book describing the body parts and behavior of ducks on a farm. Includes photo glossary and photo quiz about products that come from ducks"--

"This book introduces readers to the life cycle, behavior, physical characteristics, and habitat of ducks" --

"Easy-to-follow text and photos introduce readers to ducks and their ducklings. Plus each title includes bonus augmented reality video to help readers learn more"--

Diva Duck makes a splash in Hollywood, but discovers that sometimes old friendships are best.

A small duck finds itself in a place full of unusual creatures speaking an unfamiliar language. But with a friend by its side, it soon feels at home. This deceptively simple book about adapting to new situations will appeal to children who are just starting school or daycare, children who are about to move to a new home, or children who are learning a new language. In this delightful picture book, a small duck finds itself in a place full of unusual...

Their contest to decide who is the champion of champions almost has disastrous consequences for Gander and Duck.

"A young girl finds a wood duckling separated from his family and teaches him to swim, hunt for bugs, and how to fly. She loved him just enough so that he could find his place in nature and return to his family"--

"Developed by literacy experts for students in kindergarten through grade three, this book introduces ducks to young readers through leveled text and related photos"--

In this charming and gentle picture book, a moose wanders St. John's town, looking for a home for two mallards. Visual and verbal puns throughout emphasize the game at the heart of it all. A not-so-wild moose chase ends up in a round of duck, duck, goose.