Baby Duck

6 books · Ages 3–11 · Early Readers, Chapter Books

Baby Duck is a 6-book series for ages 3–11 by Amy Hest. Each book stands alone — start anywhere.

Where to Start

Start anywhere — each book stands alone.

That said, You're the Boss, Baby Duck and In the Rain with Baby Duck are great first picks.

All Books

No particular order needed — browse and pick what catches your eye.

In the Rain with Baby Duck
In the Rain with Baby Duck1994
You're the Boss, Baby Duck
You're the Boss, Baby Duck1995
Baby Duck and the Bad Eyeglasses
Baby Duck and the Bad Eyeglasses1997
Off to School, Baby Duck
Off to School, Baby Duck1998
Make the Team, Baby Duck!
Make the Team, Baby Duck!1999
You Can Swim, Baby Duck!
You Can Swim, Baby Duck!2000

What This Series Covers

Love & FamilySelf-Confidence & IdentityResilience & PerseveranceFamily & SiblingsFear & BraveryEmpathy & Kindness

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