Duck! Rabbit! is the kind of book that you just have to pick
up and read. I admit, I saw it on
bookshelves in the library and at bookstores, but it wasn’t until I picked up
the book that I got it. So, here is the
question: What do you see what you look
at the front cover of the book? A
rabbit? A duck? When I first looked at the book I only saw a
duck. I thought maybe if I physically
turned the book and squinted, I might see a rabbit, but really, truthfully I
only saw a duck. Then, I read the book
and held the book in my hands.
Duck! Rabbit! by Amy Krouse Rosenthal and illustrated by Tom
Lichtenheld starts off by introducing 2 points of view. Opinions are voiced from off the page and can’t
seem to agree. They try to convince each
other that the animal on the page is either a duck or a rabbit. I started off agreeing with the duck voice,
but as the book went on: I changed my
mind and decided that it had to be a rabbit!
Now when I look at the book I can’t even remember that I once thought it
was a duck!
My Lil Guy and I were giggling while reading this book. I enjoyed the simple drawings and the short
but persuasive text. I would love to use
this book in a classroom to explore perspective. Perfect for pre-schoolers, young readers, and
those who want a book that poses a question!
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