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Title: Make Way for Ducklings
Author: Robert McCloskey
Narrator: John McDonough
Format: Unabridged
Length: 11 mins
Language: English
Release date: 02-12-13
Publisher: Recorded Books
Genres: Kids, Ages 0-4
Publisher's Summary:
Mr. and Mrs. Mallard are searching for a safe place to raise their ducklings. But everywhere they look there is danger. In the woods are hungry foxes. And dangerous turtles swim in the water. So they fly on towards Boston. They hunt everywhere in the city: on Beacon Hill, around the State House, and in Louisburg Square. Finally they find the perfect place. But how will they move their eight fuzzy ducklings?
Award-winning author Robert McCloskey has delighted readers for years with this classic tale of a duck familys search for the perfect home. Lively ducks waddle from the pages with John McDonoughs whimsical performance. For another delightful story by Robert McCloskey try Blueberries for Sal.
Members Reviews:
A must for those who love Boston
Super cute book for kids about boston. I love it, my daughter loves it, and my son will love it too when he is older. If you love Boston and have kids, you need this book. EVEN if you DON'T have kids, I think you will love this book
Five Stars
Impossible to adequately praise this classic. No child should be without this in their library.
Classic. Must Read if you have anything to do with Massachusetts
Classic. I grew up in New England and spent about 15 years outside of Boston. I have enjoyed this book for over 40 years.
Regardless of your home, this is a wonderful book to read to your children. The black and white drawings are beautiful. The words are simple yet beautiful to speak.
Make way for ducklings!
A classic I had as a child. I had to make sure my granddaughters had a copy to enjoy this lovely story of caring enough to wait for mama duck and her ducklings to cross safely. Every child should have this book in their library.
A great story
My children have loved the story since they were small. It's old-fashioned now, but they like to see life in the past. My son is 10 and loves it for the excellence of the illustrations. A winner.