Max the Duck Duck at the Door: An Easter and Springtime Book for Kids, Book 1, (Hardcover)

from dbcollin

After deciding to stay home as the rest of his flock migrates for the winter, Max, the duck, finds himself at the door of a housekeeper, Irene, and her number of various pets. Irene warmly takes in the lonely duck. Max soon makes himself at home while invading the personal space of the others, as...

from nancyjensen

Winter is beginning. All the ducks fly away but one stays. He knocks at the door as the snow begins to swirl. Once inside he takes over the running of the house that is already crowded with pets. Everyone is annoyed, but no one stands up to his pushiness. By the time April comes, everyone is read...

from Glenajo

My first graders love me to read this aloud, because they can relate with the problems that Duck causes to the family he decides to winter with when his flock flies south. I always point out how Duck sleeps on Brody, and have them imagine how uncomfortable they would be if someone slept on them. ...

from kloupe1

So cute! About a duck who decided to stay behind for the winter and is befriended by Irene and all of her pets. While there as the months pass, the duck learns to adjust to his new surroundings and get almost a little too comfortable. But once Max left, they missed him and welcomed him and his fl...

from RoppPop

This picture book tells a little story of a cold duck left behind by his flock in the winter. He finds a house, full of different types of pets, and is welcomed in. Like anyone else, he makes himself at home. Learning to cook,us the remote control of the television, swimming in the bathtub and sl...