Danny Duck Takes a Dive!

by Debbie Rivers-Moore, Nicola Morse (Illustrator)

A Touch and Feel Book

14 pages, Board book

First published January 1, 2001

About the author

Debbie Rivers-Moore is the author of several children's picture books

Reviews

[Samantha Goff · Rating 5 out of 5]

I absolutely love this book, only because it’s a touch and feel book and it teaches children about a duck life. Each page is colorful and teaches children problem solving as well as having friend’s encouragement. The language was age appropriate for any child that is able to hear or read. Include details about the illustrations, the storyline, or the language of the book. The duck didn’t know how it was to gets wet, but he really like it when he got wet. Children would love this book because it teaches them not to be afraid to try new things. The only thing that I would emphasize while reading book is no matter what you go through in life you have to press your way through.

[Milo · Rating 3 out of 5]

Your favorite pages are when the duck is on the upside down planter. The planter has plastic on it that makes a crinkly sound when you touch it. You also like to look at yourself in the puddle mirror on the last page. You make yourself laugh when you make funny faces in the mirror.

[Jodie · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is just a cute little set of books. I picked them up for my nephew's Easter Basket and they were a big hit. Colorful and fun to go through.