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Watch an egg hatch into a chick!

Sly the weasel thinks he's going on a simple nest raid to steal eggs for an omelet. But when ducklings hatch from the stolen eggs, Sly becomes Papa and his big adventure begins.

After the pond dries out, the duck has to swim in the bathtub instead. The duck likes it so much, it won't leave!

Don’t Feed the Ducks is a charming children's tale about the dangers of feeding ducks on the pond, as the ducks grow too dependent and forget how to fend for themselves! Don’t Feed the Ducks is a wonderful metaphor for all of God's animals and people, teaching children everywhere that true love requires us to help keep them free and self-reliant as they were created to be, rather than... dependent.

One of the biggest challenges at the Bouncing Baby Farm is getting the animals to bed, especially on lovely summer evenings. Goats, ducks, and chickens simply do not cooperate. It takes so much time to say “goodnight” that an owl informs the owner that it will soon be dawning a new day. Regardless of critter shenanigans, all is well at the Bouncing Baby Farm. This delightful, fun poem will entertain kids and parents alike as a go-to bedtime story before they say, "Goodnight!"

Yo and his grandmother are visiting the lake for some swimming! They find lots of ducks swimming on the water. Yo wishes he could swim like them—he is still learning. Together, they observe the anatomy of duck feet that make them amazing swimmers. What piece of equipment does Yo wear on his feet to help him swim?

In der in diesem Hörbuch musikalisch begleiteten Geschichte "Die Weihnachtsgans Auguste" von Friedrich Wolf kauft der Opernsänger Luitpold Löwenhaupt eine Gans namens Auguste, um sie zu Weihnachten zu braten. Doch die Kinder der Familie gewöhnen sich schnell an die Gans und behandeln sie wie ein Haustier. Als der Vater schließlich versucht, Auguste zu schlachten, protestieren die Kinder heftig. Am Ende beschließt die Familie, Auguste am Leben zu lassen und sie als dauerhaftes Familienmitglied zu behalten. Weihnachten wird ohne Gänsebraten gefeiert, aber die Familie ist glücklich.