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by Diane Anderson Doumas (Author), Phillip McKenney (Illustrator)
Summer has arrived, and Mack the duck can't wait for fun on the creek!
But when a busy summer brings new sights, sounds, and surprises, Mack and his feathered friends soon discover that people can leave more behind than just footprints. With courage, teamwork, and a big-hearted QUACK, they learn how caring for the planet keeps every creature safe and happy.
As the summer crowd moves in, Mack and his flock set out to make things better - one good deed at a time. From helping friends to tidying up the creek, their small acts of kindness ripple into something truly quack-tastic!
This heartwarming second story in the Mack the Duck series inspires children to care for nature, showing how even the smallest acts can make a big difference. Filled with colorful illustrations, lovable animal characters, and fun activity pages, Mack's Quack and the Trash Attack is perfect for storytime, classrooms, and Earth Day celebrations.
"The second Mack adventure is a must-read! Diane has created a clever, exciting story that seamlessly teaches kids the super-important job of not littering and keeping our planet sparkling clean."
- Valerie Wick, National Board Certified educator of 32 years
A perfect pick for:
- Children ages 4-8 who love animals and adventure
- Parents and teachers introducing environmental responsibility
- Readers who enjoyed How Mack Found His Quack
Includes Guided Questions and 5 fun Activity Pages to keep the conversation - and the quacking - going long after the story ends!
Join Mack, his feathered friends, and a brave boy in this uplifting tale that reminds us all to protect the places and creatures we love most.
