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On the other side of the old wooden bridge, deep in Piney Glen, Duck opens his mailbox to find a letter from Rabbit:

Dear Duck,
Please come! I lost my tooth.

Duck sets out to find that tooth—it's a good-friend thing to do, after all. Along the way, he enlists help from Badger, Turtle, Squirrel, and Mouse.

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Sarah Mackenzie

Sarah Mackenzie

American
Sarah Mackenzie is an author, speaker, and podcast host. She created the Read-Aloud Revival podcast in 2014. That fateful decision resulted in a highl... See more
Charles Santoso

Charles Santoso

Charles Santoso loves drawing little things in his little journal and dreams about funny, wondrous stories. Some books he's illustrated include ... See more

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Reviews

Kirkus Reviews

Dear Duck, Please Come!
This is a sweet, funny story about the consequences of a simple misunderstanding; it’s great for fans of A.A. Milne’s Winnie the Pooh (1926), among other similar children’s stories.

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Plumfield and Paideia

Dear Duck, Please Come
Reviewed by Sara Masarik
Sarah Mackenzie’s Dear Duck, Please Come is a warm and engaging picture book reminiscent of classic animal friendship stories like Frog and Toad. The story begins when Rabbit sends a letter to Duck, asking him to come because Rabbit has lost his tooth. Duck sets off on an adventure through the forest, searching for the missing tooth and finding friends along the way. When they all finally arrive at Rabbit’s cottage, they are met with a surprise ending that will leave young readers giggling.

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