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Ducks Go Vroom
by
Jane Kohuth (Goodreads Author),
Viviana Garofoli
Simple, funny action words and onomatopoeia describe three silly ducks' rather impolite visit to their Auntie Goose's house. This rollicking, tongue-twisting, rhyming story of three enthusiastic houseguests, paired with the lively artwork of illustrator Viviana Garofoli, is sure to be a speedy favorite of beginning readers everywhere.
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Paperback, 32 pages
Published
February 8th 2011
by Random House Books for Young Readers
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DUCKS GO VROOM is a must-have for classrooms and nightstands. Three vivacious ducks descend upon the home of their goose relations and wreak good-natured havoc until they tire themselves out. Kohuth's poetic text, usually three to six words per page, is minimal enough to encourage budding readers yet substantial enough to sustain their interest and entertain them. It resounds with strong, onomatopoeic words, such as "whoosh," "crunch," and "Brring!" and combines rhyme with a loose rhythmic struc...more
Darling early reader for the most beginning readers. Ride along with the Ducks as they visit their Aunt Goose's house. Using lots of noise words and actions, the text is very basic. The illustrations are hysterical and are critical for the story to really come together. Kids would love this simple, silly story!
Annoying, badly behaved ducks don't really vroom much either. My car-mad toddler didn't really care much for it.
. Lively illustrations of some tech-crazy ducks who need to learn to be better guests.
Good rhyming book for toddlers.
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It's funny how little "vroom" has to do with the story presented in this book. There is certainly a lot of action throughout the book from yawning to clitter-clatter so I can understand the title. I was expecting it to revolve around cars a little more than it did. It was a nice loud read aloud.
It's funny how little "vroom" has to do with the story presented in this book. There is certainly a lot of action throughout the book from yawning to clitter-clatter so I can understand the title. I was expecting it to revolve around cars a little more than it did. It was a nice loud read aloud.
My daughter absolutely loves this book. The text is noisy and fun to read, while the illustrations are hysterical! I especially love the ducks that yak yak yak on their cell phones. So cute and clever!
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Jane grew up in Brooklyn, New York, went to High School on Cape Cod, and now lives and works in her house in the historic district of Holliston, Massachusetts. She loves knowing that her house was built in 1871, making it the new kid on the block. She lives with her husband Michael and their black cat, Ruby.
Jane graduated from Brandeis University with a degree in English and Creative Writing and...more
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