Quack and Waddle’S First Adventure

By Nancy Wagner and Stan Sweatt

In Quack and Waddle's First Adventure, two young Mallard ducks visit the world outside their quiet lake to meet new friends and have new experiences.

Waddle, a curious and daring duck, can hardly wait to explore but Quack, her cautious and faithful companion is a little less eager. During their first adventure they are laughed at by a rabbit, attacked by a hawk, amazed by a possum, chased by a cat, outraged by a raccoon and they form a great friendship with a group of small birds in this new world that they explore.

Like anyone who travels, they are happy to go home to a more familiar, safe world in the end, but they are better ducks for their experiences.

But beware Quack...Waddle is already busy planning her next adventure.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Archway Publishing
• Release date: Apr 14, 2015
• ISBN: 9781480816947

Nancy Wagner

Nancy Wagner majored in English and Creative Writing with the intent of teaching but was lured into the world of advertising at a young age. She completed a Bachelors and Masters degree at CSULB and has owned an advertising/graphics company in Southern California for 23 years. Her brother, the illustrator, attended New York Art Institute when young and also owns his own advertising company. He currently lives in Seal Beach, California.

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