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Wobble, Wobble, Go! (Ages 0–2)

by Laura Bennett

  • 5 min read
  • 3 chapters
  • Published 25 September 2024
Animal HeroPersistenceCourageHeartwarmingLife LessonUnderdogBaby AnimalsUnlikely FriendshipFirst StepsMentor & ApprenticeMama & BabyOvercoming FearFriendshipPond LifeBoard Book
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Summary

Meet Pip, the smallest duckling at Sunny Pond, who dreams of waddling alongside Mama Duck and all the other babies. There's just one tiny problem—every time Pip tries to stand up on those wobbly little legs, down goes Pip with a soft plop! As the other ducklings waddle farther and farther away, Pip must find the courage to try again. But can one determined duckling learn to walk when those silly legs just won't cooperate?

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Chapter 1

Chapter 1: Left Behind

The morning sun sparkled on Sunny Pond like a thousand tiny diamonds. Mama Duck stood tall at the water's edge, her beautiful green feathers shining bright.

"Come along, little ones!" she called. "Time for our morning walk!"

One by one, the baby ducklings hopped up on their fuzzy yellow legs. Waddle, waddle, waddle. They followed Mama Duck around the pond, their little feet going pitter-pat on the soft grass.

All except one.

Pip sat in the nest, watching with big, round eyes. The littlest duckling wanted so badly to follow along.

"I can do it too!" Pip peeped.

Pip pushed up with both legs. Up, up, up went Pip's fluffy bottom. Those tiny legs started to shake. Shake, shake, shake.

Then—PLOP!

Down went Pip, right back into the soft nest.

"Oh no," Pip peeped quietly.

Pip tried again. Up went the fluffy bottom. The little legs wobbled like jelly.

PLOP!

Down again.

Pip looked across the pond's edge. Mama Duck and all the other ducklings were so far away now. They looked like tiny yellow dots moving through the tall grass.

"Peep, peep, peep!" Pip called sadly. But no one could hear.

A big tear rolled down Pip's fuzzy cheek. Being the smallest was hard. Being left behind was even harder.

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Reviews

Daniel
★★★★☆

The excitement was so cute

Aria
★★★★★

Every good for baby’s

Alexa
★★★★☆

It was very cute and good and I loved it but it was not my favorite book I have read

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