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Learn a valuable lesson on the importance of being yourself with the help of an unhappy duck This is the story of an unhappy duck. He does not want to be a duck, and he does not want to play duck games. When he sees a cat with a ball of string, he asks if he can play. But he is not a cat...or a dog...or a horse...or a pig. The more he tries to be like other animals, the more he recognizes that being anyone other than himself just isn't fun. When he sees a group of ducks in the pond, he asks if he can join them and finally understands just how happy he is to be a duck. Young readers will delight in the humorous illustrations and are encouraged to see that true happiness comes from self-acceptance.

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John J. Servinsky served in the U.S. Air Force at Yokota Air Base in Japan. He was inspired to write children's fiction after volunteering in his wife's first grade classroom and witnessing the students' enthusiasm during story time. The Unhappy Duck is his first book.

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