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For Kids and Their Grown-Ups: “Lucky Duck” by Greg Pizzoli

About Blog Post Mar 13, 2024 by SCLSNJ Staff
For Kids and Their Grown-Ups “Lucky Duck” by Greg Pizzoli Review by Laura Frantz, collection development librarian Susan the duck is feeling a bit unlucky. The skates she ordered are too big. The lightbulb in her kitchen goes out. Her pickle jar is empty. But each time something goes awry, a wolf appears at her door and tells her she won something. First, a pot. Next, some onions. Then, some celery. This prompts her to make some soup. When wolf comes by again, he is on board for some soup – specifically duck soup. Has duck’s luck truly run out or will she luck out in the end? Readers will delight in the action of this sly, funny tale by author Greg Pizzoli. It features Pizzoli’s signature colorful illustrations, and readers will appreciate the many clever details found throughout. This is perfect for reading aloud or for a storytime.
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