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John Philip Duck
John Philip Duck | Patricia Polacco
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During the Depression, a young Memphis boy trains his pet duck to do tricks in the fountain of a grand hotel and ends up becoming the Duck Master of the Peabody Hotel.
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EthanH
EthanH
John Philip Duck | Patricia Polacco
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I wanted to take a picture of a duck, but they must've flown more south. Anyway, here's a great historical fiction piece on how the famous hotels established this feathery tradition of theirs. To accompany here's a link to some ideas on how students can look up what was accurate and what was changed: http://www.homeschoolshare.com/john_phillip_duck.php #ucflae3414sp17 #noharmnofowl #wewillquackyou #waddlebabywaddle

DrSpalding It no longer occurs but our local Peabody on I-Drive used to have the suck procession. It was a sight to see! 🦆 8y
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AnastasiaH
AnastasiaH
John Philip Duck | Patricia Polacco
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In John Philip Duck, a HF picture book, Patricia Polacco writes about a young boy named Edward and his duck causing some trouble In a hotel. This story was inspired by the famous Peabody Hotel and the ducks that entertained people there for over 60 years. More information about Patricia Polacco can be found on her website: http://www.patriciapolacco.com
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DrSpalding I am impressed! Using the author site is wise! Well done! ✅ 8y
CaitlinPVeal What a cool story! I really like this book. On the website it has the authors email. I would give this to my students for a way to communicate with the author. It would make them feel special to talk to an author, and it could aid their literacy skills. 8y
CaraM This reminds me of Mr.Poppers Penguins. This seems like a great book for young readers. 8y
HeyMsBowen I've seen the Peabody Ducks in person and they're so fun! I'll have to pick this book up! :) 8y
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