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Duck! Rabbit!

Duck! Rabbit!

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  • Create Date：2021-10-01 09:55:18
  • Update Date：2025-09-07
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  • Author：Amy Krouse Rosenthal
  • ISBN：1452137331
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Grace Kramer ，

This book stood out to me in the library because I remember reading this book as a child。 Even as a child， the theme of this book was obvious to me。 'Duck！ Rabbit！' is a children's book on perspective and shows that there are two sides to every picture。 I remember being confused on whether I saw a duck or a rabbit throughout the book and found myself going back and forth。 The fact that I was able to grasp this idea on perspective even as a child shows me that this children's book is of good qual This book stood out to me in the library because I remember reading this book as a child。 Even as a child， the theme of this book was obvious to me。 'Duck！ Rabbit！' is a children's book on perspective and shows that there are two sides to every picture。 I remember being confused on whether I saw a duck or a rabbit throughout the book and found myself going back and forth。 The fact that I was able to grasp this idea on perspective even as a child shows me that this children's book is of good quality in my opinion， especially for its audience。 。。。more

Amanda ，

A duck？ Or a rabbit？ What do you see？ In this picturebook， two nameless characters debate what creature the see。This book is an example of Children's Literature。 Children's Literature can be defined as literature that is intended for children （perceptionsnp）。 This book was intended for children because the publisher， ChronicleKids， is a children's publisher。 I suggest this book for the grades first through third。 This book is great for an open discussion and will surely have your little ones en A duck？ Or a rabbit？ What do you see？ In this picturebook， two nameless characters debate what creature the see。This book is an example of Children's Literature。 Children's Literature can be defined as literature that is intended for children （perceptionsnp）。 This book was intended for children because the publisher， ChronicleKids， is a children's publisher。 I suggest this book for the grades first through third。 This book is great for an open discussion and will surely have your little ones engaged！ 。。。more

Brianna Nevares ，

A duck？ Or a rabbit？ What do you see？ In this picturebook， two nameless characters debate what creature they see。 This book is an example of Children's Literature。 Children's Literature can be defined as any form of literature specified for children。 （Perceptionship） This book was intended for children because the publisher， ChronicleKids， is a children's publisher。 （Duck！ Rabbit！） It also showcases simplified language and illustrations that children can enjoy。Future Educators！ An activity you c A duck？ Or a rabbit？ What do you see？ In this picturebook， two nameless characters debate what creature they see。 This book is an example of Children's Literature。 Children's Literature can be defined as any form of literature specified for children。 （Perceptionship） This book was intended for children because the publisher， ChronicleKids， is a children's publisher。 （Duck！ Rabbit！） It also showcases simplified language and illustrations that children can enjoy。Future Educators！ An activity you can do with your students is， have them write and illustrate a simple picturebook in the same style as Duck！ Rabbit！ and have them present it to their partners， or the entire class。 。。。more

Bella ，

Funny， and the kids loved it。

Andria ，

Great for teaching perspective。

Amanda ，

This book is going to be great to read for my Letterland program！

Erin ，

Cute idea。 Fun for kids。

Mairéad ，

A fun picture book about how people can look at the exact same thing and see it in totally different ways。 An excellent resource for explore the idea of alternative perspectives and the concept of 'the truth' with primary school children （age 4-13）。*available on Epic* A fun picture book about how people can look at the exact same thing and see it in totally different ways。 An excellent resource for explore the idea of alternative perspectives and the concept of 'the truth' with primary school children （age 4-13）。*available on Epic* 。。。more

Melissa Ganka-Collins ，

Great book！ Fun read！ Lots of teaching possibilities。

Leana Rockwell ，

Duck！ Rabbit！ is an enjoyable picture book for young children and adults alike。 This book gets children’s attention and makes it evident that everyone has a different viewpoint。 What do you see？This amusing picture book is perfect for the young at heart。 According to Children’s Literature Briefly， picture books are not only for the young， but adults can also enjoy them whole-heartly。 This book ticks all the right boxes。 Picture books are considered a format and the focus is on the illustrations Duck！ Rabbit！ is an enjoyable picture book for young children and adults alike。 This book gets children’s attention and makes it evident that everyone has a different viewpoint。 What do you see？This amusing picture book is perfect for the young at heart。 According to Children’s Literature Briefly， picture books are not only for the young， but adults can also enjoy them whole-heartly。 This book ticks all the right boxes。 Picture books are considered a format and the focus is on the illustrations and or the photographs。 Little to no words are used in picture books and the readers imagination is left open to the experience。 As with all the Children’s and Young Adolescent Literature I review this comes with a Rockwell Rating from my child and my young adolescent。 The Rockwell Rating is 1-5 stars， 5 stars being the best。Young Rockwell rates it 3 stars: “Funny but leaves us wondering”Child Rockwell rates it 4 stars: “It’s funny” 。。。more

Maya Bueno ，

Duck！ Rabbit！ is a short story about two unseen characters debating the species of a creature。 Is it a duck or a rabbit？Duck！ Rabbit！ is a prime example of children's literature as it was made for children。 It is written in a way that young readers can understand and intended for a target age group。 This story was published in 2009。 According to Children's Literature， Briefly， Chapter 5， this is a 21st century children's book because it was published recently。 I give this book a 4/5 stars。 I thi Duck！ Rabbit！ is a short story about two unseen characters debating the species of a creature。 Is it a duck or a rabbit？Duck！ Rabbit！ is a prime example of children's literature as it was made for children。 It is written in a way that young readers can understand and intended for a target age group。 This story was published in 2009。 According to Children's Literature， Briefly， Chapter 5， this is a 21st century children's book because it was published recently。 I give this book a 4/5 stars。 I think it is a good addition for a classroom。 I also like how it is a spin on a classic illusion everyone has seen before。 。。。more

Alexandria ，

This book is about to narrators that discover a figure。 One thinks its a rabbit and the other swears its a duck。 They spend the entire book debating and justifying their beliefs only to lose the mysterious figure and never bear results。 This book is an example of Children's literature in the ways it provide early learners with different points of view。To further expand on this topic， when the two narrators justifying their theories， this raise the question of right or wrong。 However， in the end This book is about to narrators that discover a figure。 One thinks its a rabbit and the other swears its a duck。 They spend the entire book debating and justifying their beliefs only to lose the mysterious figure and never bear results。 This book is an example of Children's literature in the ways it provide early learners with different points of view。To further expand on this topic， when the two narrators justifying their theories， this raise the question of right or wrong。 However， in the end no one is right or wrong for they are unaware of the answer。 This not only helps children develop their own opinions but familiarizes them with contrasting ones as well。 I personally thought it was interesting how the book ended without a solution but provide another question for debate。#childrensliteraturebriefly 。。。more

Chelsea Bashore ，

I adore using this for opinion/persuasive writing。

Laura Rooney ，

Very funny book for readers of all ages， when first reading this book I noticed the duck but then as I kept reading the book I found the rabbit。 Great book to show the importance of communication and trying to see others points of view。 Highly recommend for readers of all ages。

Mariah Fuller ，

This story is an engagingly humorous optical illusion of a rabbit and duck。 The book shows that all people have different perspectives。 I enjoyed that the book embraces the differences in perspective and allow each side to be emphasized。 Overall I was very engaged with the book， and I thought that It could be used to teach many valuable lessons on identity and perspective。 Additionally I enjoyed that the illustrations depicted a humorous optical illusion。 Loved this book！

Ranette ，

Great for kid's imagination。 Is it a rabbit or a duck？ Great for kid's imagination。 Is it a rabbit or a duck？ 。。。more

Marie Summers ，

Fun！

bee ，

it was a good book。

Christopher Lepage ，

Brilliant and adorable。

Dallin Christensen ，

We have so much fun every time we read this book！ As Dallin has gotten older， he's enjoyed more and more arguing about if it's a duck or a rabbit。 Such a special board book。 <3 We have so much fun every time we read this book！ As Dallin has gotten older， he's enjoyed more and more arguing about if it's a duck or a rabbit。 Such a special board book。 <3 。。。more

Sarah （YA Love） ，

This is so cute！ Jack and his class had to vote on whether they saw a duck or a rabbit。 Jack saw a rabbit of course。

Bea ，

Clever picture play and text。 It took me a few minutes to see the duck。 I saw the rabbit immediately。

Michelle ，

The PERFECT book fir teaching perspective and differing views！ A book littles can totally grasp！ Simple drawings are so powerful！

Barbara Lovejoy ，

Our daughter-in-law who is a librarian reviewed this book， and it caught my attention。 Not only is the book entertaining for both children and adults， it also has an incredible message。 It would be a great one to read before discussing any political and/or social issue。 :）

Monica Anne ，

Cute book。 I loved it

Crystal ，

Perspective

Jason ，

This book is a unique book that shows how different perspectives can cause different perceptions of things。 In the book two people argue over whether the animal portrayed is a rabbit or a duck。 The differentiation is a direct result of their perspective。 This could be used as a good life example that people might have different perspectives on things such as math problems or life in general， but this is okay because there is no wrong answer and all perspectives should be accepted。

Rachel ，

A totally cute 'visual puzzle' showing how what you see in front of you is all about your perspective。 The illustrations were adorable， the story line was sweet and straightforward and would entertain essentially any little one around - and find their parents being just as entertained while reading it。 A unique take on the traditional children's picture book。 A totally cute 'visual puzzle' showing how what you see in front of you is all about your perspective。 The illustrations were adorable， the story line was sweet and straightforward and would entertain essentially any little one around - and find their parents being just as entertained while reading it。 A unique take on the traditional children's picture book。 。。。more

Alyssa Gudenburr ，

Is it a duck or is it a rabbit？ Funny book。

Mark Robison ，

I laughed out loud on the very first page and stayed amused throughout。 It has a good message about perspective。

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