The Little Girl And The Little Duck

A little girl spending summer at her grandparents' country house one fine day befriends a duckling who shows her the meaning of trust. The girl and the duckling explore the world around them and even break a few rules set by the grown-ups in order to stay together. But will their friendship stand the test of time?

Follow little duck as he grows up and sets out to explore the world around him.

A young girl describes her experiences growing up in China, beginning with the death of Chairman Mao in 1976.

From early morning to bedtime, Little Duck enjoys exploring, playing with his friends, learning to swim, and cuddling with his mother.

A little girl at school is told to write a story. But she finds it hard to think of exciting things to write about - and her teacher doesn't always like what she has to say which means she has to think of something else to write about. But one of the stories that the little girl writes in school doesn't behave quite as it should and soon Duck is off having its own story come true. Then Duck is joined by a little girl with one wing and before the heroine knows what is happening her story has a life of its own. A charming and delightfully surprising story about writing stories that reminds all readers, young and old, not to underestimate the power of the imagination. Tanya Linch lives in London with her husband and young son. She says this picture book is based on her own memories of childhood. This is her first book for Bloomsbury.

Hatched from an egg brought home by a little boy, Henry grows up under the boy's care. On board pages.

"Sing and quack along to the tune of Six little ducks with Blue and her fuzzy yellow friend!"--Cover back.

A beautifully illustrated edition of this classic children's song. Children's rhymes have been used for centuries to introduce children to literacy and numeracy and to teach simple lessons and routines. Children will love singing this song, all the while improving their backwards-counting skills.