Dear Duck, Please Come! by Sarah MacKenzie, Charles Santoso N.Y. Readers may also feel a

Readers may also feel a special connection with Annie and her story of courage and unconditional love

Perfect for when a child is losing a friend to moving

In the third book in the beloved series about a Jewish family growing up in early twentieth century New York

With Mud Kitchen Crafts

this appealingly designed book spotlights Benjamin Franklin and

Dear Duck, Please Come! by Sarah MacKenzie, Charles Santoso N.Y. Readers may also feel a"A sweet, funny story . . . great for fans of A. A. Milne's Winnie the Pooh." Kirkus Reviews On the other side of the old wooden bridge, deep in Piney Glen, Duck opens his mailbox to find a letter from Rabbit: Dear Duck, Please come! I lost my tooth. Duck sets out to find that tooth it's a good friend thing to do, after all. Along the way, he enlists help from Badger, Turtle, Squirrel, and Mouse. Can they be the kind of friends Rabbit most needs?