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Superpowered Ducks: Primary Students Read and Learn About Country Living
Slugs were destroying their crops and taking over the garden. These pests were threatening the farmer's food supply! How would these two women protect their crops from these destructive creatures?
Da-da-da-da...four superpowered ducks to the rescue!
Superpowered Ducks is an illustrated book for readers who have an inquisitive mind, a thirst for knowledge, and who hunger for an entertaining story that is guaranteed to surprise!
This story will amuse and teach some fascinating facts about ducks and life on the farm. It will open your eyes to the wonders of Mother Nature.
"WOW! This city girl learned a lot!" Marilyn Simon Rothstein, Award Winning Novelist
"I'd love to see Jan's books in schools across America." Christy Tillery French, Historical Fiction Novelist, Poet
Da-da-da-da...four superpowered ducks to the rescue!
Superpowered Ducks is an illustrated book for readers who have an inquisitive mind, a thirst for knowledge, and who hunger for an entertaining story that is guaranteed to surprise!
This story will amuse and teach some fascinating facts about ducks and life on the farm. It will open your eyes to the wonders of Mother Nature.
"WOW! This city girl learned a lot!" Marilyn Simon Rothstein, Award Winning Novelist
"I'd love to see Jan's books in schools across America." Christy Tillery French, Historical Fiction Novelist, Poet
42 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 12, 2022
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About the author
Jan Crossen
26 books12 followersJan Crossen is a gold level Mom's Choice Award winning author who became an avid reader when her teacher, Mrs. Sarah Blower, read Charlotte's Web, to her fourth grade class in Athens, Ohio. From then on, she was hooked on books!
Jan began writing stories after she won the Tall Tale Tellers Contest in Mrs. Blower's class. Oh, how Jan wishes she could tell her teacher what a powerful, positive influence she was on her young student!
Today, Jan writes stories about people and animals who have touched her own heart and life. Her books, FOREVER, and They Call Me CAT, were inspired by her adopted son, Joshua.
The rest of the books on her author shelf were
inspired by animals she has lived with and loved. Jan is happily married and lives on a small farm, on an island, in rural Washington state.
She invites you to visit her website: https://www.jancrossenauthor.com
Jan began writing stories after she won the Tall Tale Tellers Contest in Mrs. Blower's class. Oh, how Jan wishes she could tell her teacher what a powerful, positive influence she was on her young student!
Today, Jan writes stories about people and animals who have touched her own heart and life. Her books, FOREVER, and They Call Me CAT, were inspired by her adopted son, Joshua.
The rest of the books on her author shelf were
inspired by animals she has lived with and loved. Jan is happily married and lives on a small farm, on an island, in rural Washington state.
She invites you to visit her website: https://www.jancrossenauthor.com
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May 22, 2022
Our six-year-old granddaughter was primed for this tale. Her family garden is plagued with slugs, they live in the country, and have been contemplating building a small pond for years, something she wanted. When I read her the story, she immediately caught on to the immediate implications: solve the slug problem, have an excuse to build a pond, and get to keep a relatively low maintenance pet (“I promise I’ll take care of them, Mommy. Everything I need to know is in the book.”). And Grandpa gets some credit for setting things up. So thanks to Crossen once again for an engaging, entertaining, informative children’s story.
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