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Don't Feed the Ducks

R. S. Rood
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Pages
24
Year
2024
Language
English
Publisher
Dorrance Publishing Company

About

Dont Feed the Ducks is a charming children's tale about the dangers of feeding ducks on the pond, as the ducks grow too dependent and forget how to fend for themselves! This delightful story recounts what actually happened in Ashland, Oregon, when the townspeople fed and spoiled the ducks on the pond in the park, not understanding that their acts of love and kindness were indeed harmful. What was the amazing solution to this terrible problem?" Dont Feed the Ducks is a wonderful metaphor for all of God's animals and people, teaching children everywhere that true love requires us to help keep them free and self-reliant as they were created to be, rather than... dependent. About the Author R. S. Rood is a childrens book author from Central Point, Oregon.

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