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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. Eve’s Ducklings by Maria Monte was a cute short story which teaches youngsters about being kind to animals. I very much enjoyed the relationship that Eve had with her Grandpa, and their special walks to the park daily. I would like to thank the author for the copy in exchange for my honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review. Eve’s Ducklings is an adorable, gentle story of a little girl who loves exploring the outdoors with her grandpa. The author mentions in the dedication that she had an experience with ducks when she was little and she shared that memory with many others. In the tale, little Eve longs to hold a baby duck and play with it. She tries to reach the little ducks swimming in the pond, but the tiny birds flee. In the meantime, grandpa warns her to be careful not to upset the Mama duck. Eve is discouraged she can’t play with the ducklings so she and grandpa spend time in the park instead. Later in the story, Eve has a different idea and the baby ducks enjoy their surprise as well. This little book shows young children how important it is to show kindness to animals. It’s a lovely tale and the illustrations are cute and engaging. It’s the perfect bedtime story little ones will treasure. Children and parents may also notice that if you don’t reach your goal at first, you may succeed by changing tactics. Congratulations to Maria Monte and Emilie Wiklund for a job well done. no reviews | add a review
"Join Eve and her Grandpa on their daily walks to the lake, where Eve tries to make friends with two ducklings again and again. Will Eve's antics win over the shy ducklings and their protectie mother duck? This sweet story will inspire young readers to be kind to animals."--Back cover. No library descriptions found. |
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