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Duck Book

Kenneth Kuenster
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Pages
36
Year
2023
Language
English
Publisher
Histria Books

About

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 beginning to explore fear of all kinds, but lightly. All the many situations allowing kids to expand their imaginations. like "Do you sometimes get ahead of yourself?" Pictured on a trapeze, or "If you could fly would you land in a cherry pie?" with a very messy illustration. Absurdity is the key word, and the situations are flexible, and hopefully always funny, and unlimited in variety, for example, "Can you hoot like an owl?",or do you share hot dogs with friendly frogs?" Or "If you pull a whale's tail, do you go to whale jail?"

Related Subjects

  • Humorous Stories
  • Juvenile Fiction
  • Ducks, Geese, etc.
  • Animals

Artists

Kenneth KuensterAuthor