Farmer Duck Paperback – Picture Book, March 14, 2017

It was a gift along with a small quilt with farm animals for a young child.

I have loved this book since the first day I read it. Since my family and I live on a farm we have had lots of occasions to ask, "How goes the work?'. The proper answer, of course, is always "QUACK!" It has come to be a multi-generational (4) inside family joke. One of my granddaughters came upon a group of girls diligently studying the Russian language. Without thinking she asked, "How goes the work, girls?" She heard one girl say,"QUACK!" My granddaughter was so excited about that response that she screamed with delight! She said that was the first time anyone who wasn't a member of her family had known the "correct response" to that question. It is a very simple but lifetime-learning book in spite of its few pages. I am buying a copy of the book today for a man in my adult Sunday School class who, when I asked the class, "How goes the work?" was the only one with the right answer. He is going to get the Farmer Duck award.

I loved reading this book as a child and now my kids enjoy it as well

Love, love, love this book! Helen Oxenbuy's illustrations are always wonderful. In this book she does a beautiful and entertaining job of showing the story so that even if very young children don't quite get the meaning of all of Martin Waddell's words they will understand what's going on. This has been one of my (adult) daughter's very favorite books since she was three years old.

One of the sweetest books of all time. Great lesson in fairness, hard work, and likability :)Lots of fun sounds to make, keeps the littles super entertained but is also a good quick read.

I bought it for a friend kid who said love itI would recommend it.great reading, interesting & simple story

Love love love this book! My 20-something year old kids still quote this book. Just got it for my granddaughter

I love this book! It took some searching to find a book that illustrated the concept of sharing responsibility in an interdependent society in a way that is age appropriate for my four year old. This checks the boxes.