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The Adventures of Poor Mrs. Quack
Thornton W. Burgess
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Poor Mrs. Quack the Duck has suffered terrible misfortunes at the hands of hunters with guns. Peter Rabbit, Jerry Muskrat, and the other animals of the Green Forest band together to help her find a safe place to live and to locate the missing Mr. Quack.
Poor Mrs. Quack the Duck has suffered terrible misfortunes at the hands of hunters with guns. Peter Rabbit, Jerry Muskrat, and the other animals of the Green Forest band together to help her find a safe place to live and to locate the missing Mr. Quack.
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Mrs. Quack paused and shuddered, and Peter Rabbit and Jerry Muskrat shuddered . . . Read More
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I absolutely loved this 16th book from the Bedtime Story-books collection. There is some stellar writing of educational material by Burgess. He communicated the migratory patterns of ducks in a comprehensive and didactic way that was not pedantic, but illuminating. He delivers the pathos of Mrs. Qua
This book felt a bit repetitive. Anti guns and hunting. Of course you are hoping that they find Mr Quack. The last bit felt very reminiscent of Trumpet of the Swan and I wonder if EB White had been inspired by this story. My favorite quote went something like this: "She decided that if they couldn't
Overview: Mrs. Quack is a newcomer to the Smiling Pool. While there, she regales Peter Rabbit and Jerry Muskrat with her harrowing tale, filled with hunters. Afterwards they find that she has a few problems. Where can Mrs. Quack live safely? What happened to Mr. Quack. Will they ever be reunited? Le
The least entertaining of Thornton's books that we've yet read. While interesting and informative it's more glum due to poor Mrs. Quack's situation as the title of the book suggests.
I liked it on the chapter where Mrs Quack tells Peter Rabbit her worries, and I think it was Chapter 5.
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This is a phrase that brings a smile to my face as often as I hear it. As a young child, I would lose myself for hours in the simple world of the wood and pond inhabited by Little Joe Otter, Buster Bear, Grandfather Frog, and terrorized by Farmer Brown's Boy. I can remember the ver