Little siblings of Duck and Goose fans rejoice! The stars of the bestselling Duck & Goose and Duck, Duck, Goose return in this board book for ...
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Aug 24, 2011
jacky
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A nice book of opposites with cute bird characters. Natalie asked to read it a few times by saying "duck book." She knows a few of the opposites pairs already from her Bert and Ernie opposites book, but some of the others were new, which I really liked. The set up was one word per page with the opposite on the facing page. I liked this simple presentations (as opposed to books with multiple opposite pairs on one page or a page spread).
Jun 21, 2009
Sonya
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What's Up, Duck? illustrates the concept of near and far, slow and fast, and all the standard opposites with evocative illustrations of cartoon ducks, goose, and a bluebird. We owned and enjoyed this book before we found Duck and Goose or Duck, Duck, Goose?. Now that we've read those and gotten to know the characters, this book of opposites is even more fun.
Sep 10, 2008
Jen B
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"What's Up Duck?" is by far the favorite in my two-year-old son's already vast book collection. This one has been solidly in the bedtime story rotation for a couple of months now. It's the perfect book for us to read together because my little guy can "read" it to me - he names the different opposites on each page and then proceeds to act them out for me; and, judging by the giggles it always elicits, he has a great time. We've moved on to some of the other books in the serie
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Jan 14, 2009
Molly
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For a book of opposites this is fabulous. It is simple there is not too much on the page, nothing to confuse a young child who is looking for the opposite. Tad Hill has a great skill for being able to capture expression in her characters. Birth+
Apr 12, 2011
Kristin
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This is a simple book that is great for teaching opposites. It has simple pictures that illustrate the opposites, and very young children will appreciate it very much.
Nov 02, 2009
Cheryl
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My son just turned 2 & he loves this book. There is just one word per page, and it teaches opposites such as front/back, clean/dirty, etc. There are nine pairs of opposites in all. My son's favorite is the clean/dirty page!
Jun 27, 2010
Stephanie
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We read this at story time at the library. Great book and super cute illustrations. I am a sucker for cute ducks, though.
Aug 13, 2010
Erika
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Oh the ducks! Gillian really loved the page where they all stand on top of each other to paint the sun and sky. Cute.
Apr 13, 2009
Inspired Kathy
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Great board book to teach opposites. I love Duck & Goose books and this one is another great one!
Apr 10, 2010
Rob
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The illustrations are great. But I wish there was a little more to it. Like sentences.
May 12, 2008
Jennifer
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Reviewed by Me for Kids @ TeensReadToo.com
As a huge fan of Tad Hills and his Duck and Goose characters, WHAT'S UP, DUCK? was an absolute delight!
At only twenty-two sturdy board pages, this is a perfect first reader, but it's also a great book to read with your toddler.
Along with the typical opposites of up, down and slow, fast, there are also my favorites -- clean, dirty and heavy, light.
The illustrations are what make this book a winner, and th More...
As a huge fan of Tad Hills and his Duck and Goose characters, WHAT'S UP, DUCK? was an absolute delight!
At only twenty-two sturdy board pages, this is a perfect first reader, but it's also a great book to read with your toddler.
Along with the typical opposites of up, down and slow, fast, there are also my favorites -- clean, dirty and heavy, light.
The illustrations are what make this book a winner, and th More...
Jun 01, 2010
Megan B
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Baby board book. Good for toddlers too, opposites. Up, down, near, far, loud, quiet, etc.
Apr 26, 2008
Roxanne Hsu
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Even though this is a simple concept book, there are quite a few unusual concepts presented, effectively, using a 2-dimensional, silent medium: Loud and Quiet; slow and fast; heavy and light. My favorite pairs due to their perfection in illustrations are front/back, near/far, heavy/light and awake/asleep.
Nov 24, 2010
Caralyn
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its so long!!! (lol) literally, there's a word on each page!and there are about 6 pages. lol. well, i guess that is what you should expect out of a pre-school book!! but i absolutly love duck and goose!!! <3333
Jul 08, 2008
Elizabeth
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A fun book for toddlers learning opposites. I was amazed when I read this book for only the second time and Catherine would yell out the opposite.
Nov 27, 2011
Ubalstecha
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Whimsical, bright illustrations illustrate the opposites in this book, My one year old loves it.
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