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The Duck Who Thought It Couldn't Swim
- Narrated by: Joanna Henning
- Length: 11 mins
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The Duck Who Thought It Couldn't Swim
Narrated by:
Joanna Henning
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Publisher's Summary
The book is about Fluffy, a duck who thought she couldn't swim even though she lived and played in a meadow next to a pond. She spent little time with her mother, Mother Duck, and spent most of her happy play time with her friend Frog. Fluffy grew older and had three ducklings.
One day, as she strolled in the meadow, she was full of worry that her three ducklings were getting older and needed to be taught to swim. One conversation with giraffe, that it takes courage to beat the fear, was good enough to boost Fluffy's spirit immediately.
The moral of the story is about courage.
"It always seems impossible until its done." (Nelson Mandela).
©2018 Adaeze Ogechi Ugwu (P)2019 Adaeze Ogechi Ugwu
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