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Funk the Duck
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- ISBN8999518941
- EAN9798999518941
- Date de parution22/07/2025
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- ÉditeurZuliko
Résumé
Funk the Duck is a wildly irreverent and hilarious children's picture book that blends silly humor with a sharp lesson: knowing when a joke's gone too far, and that being a little jerk might just come back around to bite you. Meet Funk. He's got swagger, a charming smile, and a bad habit of greeting animals in the park, then pooping on the ground before waddling away like it's the funniest thing ever.
One by one, friendly creatures like Bella the bunny, Ollie the opossum, and Riocco the raccoon try to make friends. But Funk leaves them with nothing but a stinky surprise. He thinks it's hilarious. They do not. Then come Chance the wolf and Chomsky the catfish. They don't just get mad. They get real. Chance challenges Funk to look in the mirror. Chomsky gives him a taste of his own stink. That's when Funk learns the hard way that not every laugh is worth the mess, and sometimes karma has claws.
Beneath the poop jokes and comic rhythm is a real message. Even the biggest clown has to learn where the line is. With bold illustrations and rhymes that punch, this story speaks to kids aged five to nine who love to laugh but are just starting to understand what it means to be kind. Parents and teachers will appreciate how the story creates space to talk about empathy, respect, and personal change.
Kids will love the chaos, the comedy, and the twist at the end. It's got heart, humor, and one duck who goes from menace to maybe... something better. This is the first book in a trilogy. In the next stories, Funk becomes a guide. He dives into nature's weirdest poop facts. Then in the third installment, Funk explores global superstitions with his alien time-traveling friend, Zeta. But before the tour begins, the lesson has to land.
And it starts with this book, Funk the Duck.
One by one, friendly creatures like Bella the bunny, Ollie the opossum, and Riocco the raccoon try to make friends. But Funk leaves them with nothing but a stinky surprise. He thinks it's hilarious. They do not. Then come Chance the wolf and Chomsky the catfish. They don't just get mad. They get real. Chance challenges Funk to look in the mirror. Chomsky gives him a taste of his own stink. That's when Funk learns the hard way that not every laugh is worth the mess, and sometimes karma has claws.
Beneath the poop jokes and comic rhythm is a real message. Even the biggest clown has to learn where the line is. With bold illustrations and rhymes that punch, this story speaks to kids aged five to nine who love to laugh but are just starting to understand what it means to be kind. Parents and teachers will appreciate how the story creates space to talk about empathy, respect, and personal change.
Kids will love the chaos, the comedy, and the twist at the end. It's got heart, humor, and one duck who goes from menace to maybe... something better. This is the first book in a trilogy. In the next stories, Funk becomes a guide. He dives into nature's weirdest poop facts. Then in the third installment, Funk explores global superstitions with his alien time-traveling friend, Zeta. But before the tour begins, the lesson has to land.
And it starts with this book, Funk the Duck.
Funk the Duck is a wildly irreverent and hilarious children's picture book that blends silly humor with a sharp lesson: knowing when a joke's gone too far, and that being a little jerk might just come back around to bite you. Meet Funk. He's got swagger, a charming smile, and a bad habit of greeting animals in the park, then pooping on the ground before waddling away like it's the funniest thing ever.
One by one, friendly creatures like Bella the bunny, Ollie the opossum, and Riocco the raccoon try to make friends. But Funk leaves them with nothing but a stinky surprise. He thinks it's hilarious. They do not. Then come Chance the wolf and Chomsky the catfish. They don't just get mad. They get real. Chance challenges Funk to look in the mirror. Chomsky gives him a taste of his own stink. That's when Funk learns the hard way that not every laugh is worth the mess, and sometimes karma has claws.
Beneath the poop jokes and comic rhythm is a real message. Even the biggest clown has to learn where the line is. With bold illustrations and rhymes that punch, this story speaks to kids aged five to nine who love to laugh but are just starting to understand what it means to be kind. Parents and teachers will appreciate how the story creates space to talk about empathy, respect, and personal change.
Kids will love the chaos, the comedy, and the twist at the end. It's got heart, humor, and one duck who goes from menace to maybe... something better. This is the first book in a trilogy. In the next stories, Funk becomes a guide. He dives into nature's weirdest poop facts. Then in the third installment, Funk explores global superstitions with his alien time-traveling friend, Zeta. But before the tour begins, the lesson has to land.
And it starts with this book, Funk the Duck.
One by one, friendly creatures like Bella the bunny, Ollie the opossum, and Riocco the raccoon try to make friends. But Funk leaves them with nothing but a stinky surprise. He thinks it's hilarious. They do not. Then come Chance the wolf and Chomsky the catfish. They don't just get mad. They get real. Chance challenges Funk to look in the mirror. Chomsky gives him a taste of his own stink. That's when Funk learns the hard way that not every laugh is worth the mess, and sometimes karma has claws.
Beneath the poop jokes and comic rhythm is a real message. Even the biggest clown has to learn where the line is. With bold illustrations and rhymes that punch, this story speaks to kids aged five to nine who love to laugh but are just starting to understand what it means to be kind. Parents and teachers will appreciate how the story creates space to talk about empathy, respect, and personal change.
Kids will love the chaos, the comedy, and the twist at the end. It's got heart, humor, and one duck who goes from menace to maybe... something better. This is the first book in a trilogy. In the next stories, Funk becomes a guide. He dives into nature's weirdest poop facts. Then in the third installment, Funk explores global superstitions with his alien time-traveling friend, Zeta. But before the tour begins, the lesson has to land.
And it starts with this book, Funk the Duck.
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