Cluck Cluck Duck
Did you know that farmers sometimes put duck eggs under broody hens to hatch them? The duckling and hen fall in love and it’s as natural as natural can be...until the duckling starts swimming!
CLUCK CLUCK DUCK is the first book about the humorous goings-on at the Funny Farm, illustrated by Rachael Saunders. Each book has an early-learning concept and CLUCK CLUCK DUCK introduces early maths skills. There is fun page of pop-up chicks to count, plus a surprise fifth egg. When a duckling hatches, the chicks accept their surprising sibling, and Mama Hen adores them all. But when grumpy old Sheep reveals the truth, what can the chicks do to reassure their sister and put Sheep in his place?
An uplifting, warm-hearted story of the nature of animals, family acceptance and love.
170 x 180mm, 10 pages with flaps and pop-up flaps
Good for
18 months to 3 years
Fun story time for toddlers
Introducing counting and early maths skills
Learning about animal nature and an understanding of the world
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Did you know that farmers sometimes put duck eggs under broody hens to hatch them? The duckling and hen fall in love and it’s as natural as natural can be...until the duckling starts swimming!
CLUCK CLUCK DUCK is the first book about the humorous goings-on at the Funny Farm, illustrated by Rachael Saunders. Each book has an early-learning concept and CLUCK CLUCK DUCK introduces early maths skills. There is fun page of pop-up chicks to count, plus a surprise fifth egg. When a duckling hatches, the chicks accept their surprising sibling, and Mama Hen adores them all. But when grumpy old Sheep reveals the truth, what can the chicks do to reassure their sister and put Sheep in his place?
An uplifting, warm-hearted story of the nature of animals, family acceptance and love.
170 x 180mm, 10 pages with flaps and pop-up flaps
Good for
18 months to 3 years
Fun story time for toddlers
Introducing counting and early maths skills
Learning about animal nature and an understanding of the world
To buy from us, a small independent business, click the ADD TO BASKET button.
Or click your favourite retailer here:
LoveReading (10% off and school donation) • Waterstones • Bookshop.org • Amazon
Did you know that farmers sometimes put duck eggs under broody hens to hatch them? The duckling and hen fall in love and it’s as natural as natural can be...until the duckling starts swimming!
CLUCK CLUCK DUCK is the first book about the humorous goings-on at the Funny Farm, illustrated by Rachael Saunders. Each book has an early-learning concept and CLUCK CLUCK DUCK introduces early maths skills. There is fun page of pop-up chicks to count, plus a surprise fifth egg. When a duckling hatches, the chicks accept their surprising sibling, and Mama Hen adores them all. But when grumpy old Sheep reveals the truth, what can the chicks do to reassure their sister and put Sheep in his place?
An uplifting, warm-hearted story of the nature of animals, family acceptance and love.
170 x 180mm, 10 pages with flaps and pop-up flaps
Good for
18 months to 3 years
Fun story time for toddlers
Introducing counting and early maths skills
Learning about animal nature and an understanding of the world
To buy from us, a small independent business, click the ADD TO BASKET button.
Or click your favourite retailer here:
LoveReading (10% off and school donation) • Waterstones • Bookshop.org • Amazon
Rachael Saunders
Hailing from Hampshire, UK, Rachael is a young illustrator with a passion for storytelling and character design. Her distinctive, bright and joyful work spans the worlds of children’s books, animation, product design and handbags.
When she’s not creating , she can be found drinking copious amounts of tea, or getting lost in the New Forest with her dog.
Rachael says, “It's been an udder dream working on this Funny Farm series with Penny and the team. We have a great connection and I feel that this really shines through in the books.”