Preschoolers, rejoice! Duck and Goose are back. All the favorite characters, including Bluebird and Thistle, return—this time to help toddler...
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Jan 20, 2009
Becky
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I haven't read all the books in the Duck & Goose series by Tad Hills. But the few I have read, I have enjoyed immensely. I love this pairing of friends. In this board book adventure, we see ten emotions illustrated: hopeful, selfish, proud, frustrated, scared, patient, sad, happy, angry, loving. This identify-your-emotions concept book is fun. Fun because we've all been there. My favorite illustration? Frustration.
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Jun 22, 2009
Sonya
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Duck and Goose are back to show us how they're feeling. While this is not one of my favorite books in the series, Tad Hills' addition to the emotions books for kids includes some more involved interpretation of emotion than just the standard happy and sad. At our house, we especially like the pages for scared and selfish.
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Jul 28, 2009
Jenny
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I liked Duck and Goose books and this one falls in with all the rest. Darling illustrations, emotive characters. I am usually drawn to feelings books due to my work as a play therapist, this one has soon fun elements. I love the depth that is brought out through these simple illustrations.
Oct 04, 2011
Meredith
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Duck and Goose express a wider range of emotions in Duck & Goose, How Are You Feeling? than the typical picture book about feelings. They feel angry, happy, sad, and scared but duck and goose also feel hopeful, selfish, proud, frustrated, patient, and loving.
Feb 25, 2009
Katie
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Another cute Duck & Goose book! This one captures the essence of emotions like frustration, anger, happiness, and patience with its bright, adorable, and humorous illustrations.
A good choice to practice dialogic reading.
A good choice to practice dialogic reading.
Mar 01, 2009
Molly
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I am biased I just love Tad Hills I wish this was not just in board book it would be fun for storytime if bigger. Hills can really capture emotions and this is a great book that shows this to young children. Ages 2+
Mar 04, 2010
Inspired Kathy
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I love Duck & Goose. Cute pictures, simple text, great for young ones. This book explores feelings like patient, frustrated, selfish and hopeful.
Oct 06, 2009
Ashley
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Spencer loves these books. The illustrations are colorful, engaging, and darling. Definite winners in our house.
Apr 20, 2009
Denise
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I love Duck and Goose and the illustrations are beautiful, bright, and perfect for attracting baby's attention.
Jul 14, 2010
Stephanie
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I absolutely love this series! This is the second book of the series that I have read. So cute. So simple!
Feb 20, 2011
Mrs.
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Love these Duck and Goose books and this one is a must add to my collection of picture books.
Oct 07, 2010
Jenny
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I know have a platform for discussing the difference between Happy and Sad.
Oct 14, 2010
Beth
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A bit too simple. Each page has a feeling (i.e. sad, happy) and corresponding picture.
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