Duckie Goosie Changes a Flat Tire

The always happy, very handy Duckie Goosie is back, and this time he has a flat tire to change! The creation of six-year-old Landen Sanders and his father Lance Sanders, Duckie Goosie is the feathered Mr. Fix It who teaches children everywhere how to master challenging tasks and serves up a few life lessons along the way. The third book in an ongoing series of children's picture books starring imaginative creatures that combine different animals and vivid illustrations, Duckie Goosie...
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The always happy, very handy Duckie Goosie is back, and this time he has a flat tire to change! The creation of six-year-old Landen Sanders and his father Lance Sanders, Duckie Goosie is the feathered Mr. Fix It who teaches children everywhere how to master challenging tasks and serves up a few life lessons along the way. The third book in an ongoing series of children's picture books starring imaginative creatures that combine different animals and vivid illustrations, Duckie Goosie Changes a Flat Tire offers children the "nuts and bolts" of a useful, lifelong skill, as well as the values of forgiveness and helping others in need.Duckie Goosie Changes a Flat Tire introduces bully Froggy Piggy, and Duckie Goosie friends, Bunny Kitty and Monkey Doggie, at the skating rink in their neighborhood. When Duckie Goosie falls while skating, he thinks Froggy Piggy is heading over to help him out. Instead, the bully sprays shaved ice in his face and laughs. So what will Duckie Goosie do when Froggy Piggy needs help with a flat tire? What would you do?Brimming with heart and charm, Duckie Goosie Changes a Flat Tire will inspire a can-do spirit in children everywhere who are eager to learn new tasks, and who are open to exploring an important life lesson as well. It also offers step-by-step guidance in how to accomplish a "grown up" activity that will empower inquisitive young readers to take on seemingly complex projects. As Duckie Goosie demonstrates the value of maintaining a positive attitude in the face of teasing and judgment, children will come to understand that even when people treat you poorly, you can be a better person and help them in their time of need.