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    Lucky Duck: A True Story
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    Lucky Duck: A True Story
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    Lucky Duck: A True Story

    By Kathy Trevathan

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    This book is based on a true story of a duck, name Lucky, who was rescued from the wild as an egg and hatched, on a heating pad. Lucky seemed to know everything ducks do, but didnt know he was a duck, and thought the family that raised him was his parents. In this book, Lucky tells his story of his adventures of being raised in a house with humans, but still maintaining his identity as a duck.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse
    Release dateNov 7, 2013
    ISBN9781491826829
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    Lucky Duck: A True Story
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    Kathy Trevathan

    My family and I felt the need to write this story because; this little duck really touched our lives and so many others. Lauren is a sixth grader who loves animals, dancing, and playing the piano. Lauren also has a grown sister name Brittnie. I own a construction cleaning company and never thought I would be raising a duck in my home. I want to gratefully acknowledge my family and friends who encouraged me to write this story and making this possible.

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