The pond belongs to Duck, at least for now. While Goose is away on a relaxing vacation, Duck is left in charge of keeping their watery home the happiest place in the world. He takes his new job very seriously. Perhaps a little too seriously.
Soon, new rules begin popping up around the water's edge. No splashing. No fishing. Absolutely no racing. Duck rushes around posting signs and barking orders, determined to keep everything perfectly controlled. But as the list of forbidden activities grows longer, his friends realize the pond is no longer a fun place to play. One by one, they start to leave.
Now Duck sits alone in his perfectly orderly, perfectly quiet pond. He must figure out how to undo his bossy mistakes and win his friends back before Goose returns. A funny, relatable story about sharing space and learning that being in charge does not mean ruining all the fun.
6-8 Years
32 Pages
Meg Mummisaurus has laid an egg, and keeping it safe will not be easy. Around her come a whopping Wagosaurus, a stomping Clomposaurus, and a bumbling, stumbling Dozysaurus, each one making the prehistoric world feel louder and less careful than before.
Maybe Meg needs some help. As the dinosaurs crash, stomp, and roar through the story, readers are invited into the action of this lively rhyming adventure.
Full of playful dinosaur names, energetic language, and bright comic moments, this picture book is a strong choice for young readers who love roaring along with dinosaur stories. It is especially fun for children who enjoy silly prehistoric creatures and read-aloud rhythm.
6-8 Years
32 Pages
