Aimsly’s Attitude
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Oh my, Zander thought, such an attitude. "don't you want to belong? Don't you care what others think about you?"
"No. I know I am good-looking and that I'm here to take over the old guy's place, you know Kale. What kind of a name is that for a duck? Anyway, he'll probably end up as duck soup."
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Aimsly, the new duck, is a handsome fellow, his feathers perfect, his tail so colorful, but his attitude is terrible. The others don’t think he’s polite to everyone on the farm.
Belle and Gretchen ask Zander the pig what can be done about Aimsly’s bad attitude. When Zander tries to befriend the new duck, he is rebuffed. Zander tours the farm asking for advice from the other animals: how can they help Aimsly be more friendly? Soon, they devise a plan, a plan that has the new duck changing his outlook.
A picture book for children, Aimsly’s Attitude communicates the importance of getting along and power of friendship.
About the Author
Mary Meckler graduated Magna Cum Laude with a minor in English and a major in sociology. She has been writing stories since she was a child and has published two children’s picture books. Meckler lives in Reno, Nevada, with her husband, Marty, of more than forty-nine years, and her dog, Lacy.