Mrs. Mallard with Jack, Kack, Lack, Mack, Nack, Ouack, Pack, and Quack, are out for a walk in the park. Dressed in their springly attire, daring the sun to come out (but – wisely – keeping their woolen shawls on, just in case it wouldn’t). 
“Make Way for Ducklings” by Nancy Schön
May 1st, 2017
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I simply adore their assortment of hats!
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Me too! And their woolen shawls! Hats off to the beautiful person(s) who dress the ducklings and make them even more adorable!
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I love this sculpture! and wasn’t aware of it – one of my favorite childhood books –
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For me it was the other way round – first I discovered the sculpture, then the book and the lovely illustrations by Robert McCloskey! One never stops learning 🙂
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Oh I love this. I’m not familiar with Robert McCloskey, but it reminds me of the characters by Beatrix Potter. 🙂
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I’m not familiar either, just getting to know Robert McCloskey’s work. I find his illustrations more realistic, his black & white lines strong and greatly detailed compared to those of Beatrix Potter’s, with her colourful, feathery strokes and dreamlike quality.
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