Ducky Dives In
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| Rating | : | 4.92 (817 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0764158015 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 28 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-07-31 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
. Richard lives in Lewes with his family, and lots of animals. Before he became a full-time illustrator, he ran a mural painting co-operative, was an art and crafts teacher at a Cardiff hospital and also set up an art therapy unit. He has also been a scriptwriter and lectures in scriptwriting at Bournemouth University. Guy Parker-Rees was born in Zimbabwe and came to England when he was three. Richard Waring is a teacher of science and drama at a school in the south of England. Guy lives in
So howwill she stop Mucky ducky from divinginto the muddiest puddle of all? . From the Back Cover back cover Mucky Ducky loves mud! His idea of fun is to jump and splash in the muddiest, sloppiest puddles he can find But Mommy Duck likes to keep her littleduckling out of mud and mischief
My 2-year old loves Mucky Ducky! This is a well-written and creatively illustrated book. Mucky Ducky is very cute! My son loves this book and wants to read it almost every day. Highly recommended. 6 Thumbs Up at our home! Ducky Dives In is one of our most loved books at our home. I've been reading it since my oldest daughter (now 6) was 2. Now she's the one reading it to her twin brother & sister who are 3 years old! It's very fun to read to them and at the end when Mommy Duck spots Mucky Ducky and goes after him well lets just say that reading it with all of the huffing and panting as if I were running while reading really pleases the children and they love it - saying, "Oh, watch out! Don't slip!!!" Too cute and even
But Mommy Duck has different ideas about mud puddles. But how will she stop Mucky Ducky from splashing straight into the muddiest, squashiest puddle of them all?. Here’s a funny little story guaranteed to provoke giggles from younger boys and girls. She wants to keep her little duckling out of mud and mischief. His idea of great fun is to jump and splash in the squishiest, squashiest mud puddle he can find. It’s the story of little Mucky Ducky, who really loves mud