VeggieTales- King George and His Duckies -Book Review

Description of Book: A Lesson in Being Selfless
King George learns that being selfish doesn’t pay. Taking things from others doesn’t make him happy. So King George decides to give all his duckies away!
Just like king George, kids will learn that sharing with others is a true lesson in love.

My Review:

I was given a copy of this book to conduct a review. I was not paid for this review and all opinions are 100% mine.

I am a huge fan of books that will teach a moral lesson that aligns with my faith. Loving others is our greatest commandment and this book teaches it.

My kids seemed to love this book and could relate to the duckies since they have a couple themselves. My kids also did clean there rooms out before Christmas to donate some of their toys and were able to make that connection in the story.

This book also includes Veggietale stickers and my kids have enjoyed using them in their artwork.

Pick up your copy today for only 4.99 from Zondervan.

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