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An edition of The adventures of poor Mrs. Quack (1917)

The adventures of poor Mrs. Quack

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Poor Mrs. Quack hides at the Smiling Pool from the terrible guns over on the Big River, while Sammy Jay and Blacky the Crow think up a plan to help her find the missing Mr. Quack.

Publish Date
Publisher
Grosset & Dunlap
Language
English
Pages
189

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Subjects

Ducks, Fiction, Animals, Hunting, Children's fiction, Animals, fiction, Hunting, fiction, Ducks, fiction, Fiction, action & adventure

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Cover of: The adventures of poor Mrs. Quack
The adventures of poor Mrs. Quack
1993, Published in association with the Thornton W. Burgess Museum and the Green Briar Nature Center, Sandwich, Mass., by Dover
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Cover of: The adventures of poor Mrs. Quack
The adventures of poor Mrs. Quack
1945, Grosset & Dunlap
in English
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Cover of: The adventures of poor Mrs. Quack
The adventures of poor Mrs. Quack
1917, Little, Brown, and company
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Edition Notes

First published in 1917.

Published in
New York
Series
The Bedtime story-books, Bedtime-story books
Genre
Fiction.

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Pagination
189 p. :
Number of pages
189

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL23002258M
Amazon ID (ASIN)
B01NAE8K90
Better World Books
BWB32241955

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San Francisco Public Library record
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"It means more knowledge."

Work Description

Separated from her husband and driven from her home by hunters, Mrs. Quack finds refuge with the animals of the Green Forest.

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