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Why Do Ducks Have Webby Toes?

Why Do Ducks Have Webby Toes? Performed by Mim Eichmann & Doug Lofstrom. CD. 33 min. Little Miracles Music. 2014. ISBN unavail. $12.97.
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PreS-Gr 5—Mim Eichmann and Doug Lofstrom, members of the acoustic folk quartet Trillium, apply their unique blend of musical stylings to 13 delightful, original songs for children. Subjects such as having a baby brother or sister, eating pizza, seeing a black- and-white puppy at the pound or moving to Texas come alive through playful, often jaunty melodies and lyrics. Musical genres such as ragtime, folk, and jazz are enriched by beautiful accompaniments that include the upright bass, clarinet, piano, violin, drums, and dulcimer. Why Do Ducks Have Webby Toes will best be enjoyed in family settings.
VERDICT A solid addition to any collection
Reviewed by Veronica De Fazio, Plainfield Public Library District, IL , Feb 01, 2015

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