Duck On A Disco Ball

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Jeff Mack is the award-winning author and illustrator of Duck in the Fridge; Mine!; Ah Ha!; Good News, Bad News; and the Hippo and Rabbit series. He has also illustrated many books, including If My Love Were a Fire Truck by Luke Reynolds. His books have been awarded the Texas 2x2, a Junior Library Guild award, a Colorado Bell Award, a Pennsylvania Family Literacy Award, a New York Public Library Best Book of the Year Award, and a Bank Street Best Book of the Year award. Jeff lives in Massachusetts. Visit him online at jeffmack.com.

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Giveaway!

One lucky winner will receive a copy of BOTH books featuring the silly duck--Duck in the Fridge and Duck On a Disco Ball, courtesy of Two Lions (U.S. addresses).

Title:  Duck On A Disco Ball

Author:  Jeff Mack

Illustrations: Tanya Ross-Hughes

Publisher: Two Lions

ISBN: 9781503902923

Review: 

There are a lot of parents on a lot of different nights that have to convince their children that they need their rest when it comes to bedtime. This little guy is no different. He likes to make excuses as to why he shouldn’t go to bed or why he wouldn’t be able to sleep.

In the mornings when this little guy wakes up he notices things that are just a little odd. One particular morning his favorite duck was found in the kitchen atop a disco ball. Now, the little guy was very curious and decided to take a peek on his parents after hours activities. What he saw shocked him into disbelief. His parents and duck were doing things he thought were a no-no. Not only that, other critters joined them, and the place was a fun filled frantic mess. Do you think the little boy joined in or kept quiet in the corner?

Author Jeff Mack has created a hilarious story with perfect outrageous illustrations that will have young readers giggling as they read funny puns and review everything that’s happening on the pages. Easy to read sentences with recognizable objects makes this a perfect read for any beginner. Parents, teachers and caregivers will have a fun time reading this aloud and allowing the kids to find their favorite critter. This read could be a great interactive tool engaging kids in conversation about what they see and what they think happens after they go to bed.

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