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A mother duck tries to persuade her five ducklings to go to sleep on a dark night.

Traces the lives of ducklings from birth to early maturity, showing how they play, eat, live, learn, and develop.

Willie solves the mystery of the disappearing ducklings and involves the motel staff in the rescue operation by telling them that the ducks belong to everyone.

Follows the adventures of a young duck as he tries to learn how to fly.

Daisy and her little brother, Pip, encounter many different animals as they look all over the farm for the Beastie from Grandpa's story.

A duckling who does not look like the others is rejected by his family, but he eventually learns who he really is, and finds acceptance.

Describes the first days of a duckling's life, explaining how mother ducks care for their young, and discusses how a duck flies.

Illustrations and simple text tell a story about Franklin who secretly brought home a baby duck who got separated from its family.

Simple text and full-color photographs provide information about ducks, covering what they eat and look like, how they behave, and the noise they make.

Two excitable ducks, Dibble and Dabble, and their friends Vole, Frog, Fish, Kingfisher, and Heron scare themselves talking about a snake on a peaceful day.

Bear catches Duck and tries to pluck out all his feathers, but Duck outsmarts him.

When Sam cares for some abandoned duck eggs and tries to hatch them, he learns something about his father, who moved out but still writes him weekly.

Describes the natural environment, physical characteristics, and behavior of wild ducks, emphasizing the life of the mallard.

In a very small pond, in a very small wood, a very small duckling has a very big adventure.

Zack Quack and his brothers take the train to New York City where Zack gets lost, and the three brothers are joined by increasing numbers of city folks trying to find him.