We went to the Library and . . .

We listened to Duck!  Rabbit! by Amy Krouse Rosenthal.  It is about a drawing that looks like a duck and a rabbit depending on how you look at it.  This book used speech stems to tell the story.  The two people telling the story disagreed about whether the character was a duck or a rabbit.  In the end they compromised and looked at the drawing from the perspective of the other person.  We liked this story because the illustrator changed the surroundings of the drawing to try and convince us that it was a duck or a rabbit.