You know how animals totally act up when humans aren’t looking? Giggle, Giggle, Quack runs with that idea—it’s like Click, Clack, Moo’s crazier cousin.

🔴 Betsy Lewin’s watercolors (think Duck for President’s vibe) turn each page into a slapstick scene. I once saw a 5-year-old giggling at the duck’s “notes”—spoiler: they’re ridiculous. The chickens? Straight-up pranksters 🐣. Anyway, Cronin’s knack for animal-as-underdog stories (Diary of a Worm, anyone?) shines here.

Perfect for kids 3–7, though adults might steal glances. Storytime teachers adore it—Scholastic recommended it for group reads last year.