  | Duck in the dark! (Duck And Moose) Author: Reedstrom, Kirk | |
| Price: $19.58 | ||
Summary:
Duck learns the hard way that winter in Denali means nighttime comes earlier than he is used to, so with some help from Moose and the Aurora Borealis, he realizes he does not need to be scared of the dark. In graphic novel format.
Reviews:
Booklist (11/01/24)
Full Text Reviews:
Booklist - 11/01/2024 Duck and Moose are two best friends who enjoy a good sleepover. During tonight’s special occasion, the two plan on binging all five of their favorite movies in the Mutant Mountain: The Musical series while eating all the snacks they can. However, once it gets dark, Moose is ready for bed before the movie marathon has even begun. Duck is not ready for bed and postpones sleep by reading, writing, dancing, building snow ducks, and filling an ice castle with bright lights. Unfortunately, all this keeps Moose up and he begins to suspect that maybe Duck does not want to go to sleep because he is afraid of the dark. Reedstrom’s open panels and simplified characters help the large speech balloons stand out against the backgrounds, and the central conflict between the friends plays out in a silly yet earnest way, as Moose helps Duck face his fears. This cute, funny, and relateable early reader comic, the third in Reedstrom’s Duck and Moose series, is a strong choice for Narwhal and Jelly fans. - Copyright 2024 Booklist.
