Duck on a Disco Ball

Jeff Mack is the award-winning author and illustrator of Duck in the Fridge; Mine!; Ah Ha!; Good News, Bad News; and the Hippo and Rabbit series. He has also illustrated many books, including If My Love Were a Fire Truck by Luke Reynolds. His books have been awarded the Texas 2x2, a Junior Library Guild award, a Colorado Bell Award, a Pennsylvania Family Literacy Award, a New York Public Library Best Book of the Year Award, and a Bank Street Best Book of the Year award. Jeff lives in Massachusetts. Visit him online at jeffmack.com.

“Mack’s digital pictures mix retro textile prints and boldly outlined, cartoonish depictions of round-eyed humans and animals…Kids may get a kick out of the wacky premise and broad, pun-studded humor.” —Kirkus Reviews“The boy narrates; the duck makes wise-quacks, and the bright, colorful illustrations spill across the pages, especially when showing frenzied shenanigans, which nicely contrast the neat panels that frame the scene when order prevails. This goofy bedtime drama is a worthy sequel to Duck in the Fridge (2014).” —Booklist“Duck on a Disco Ball is fun, punny, and most of all, gives us grown-ups the chance to wink at our kids when we say that fifteenth good night to our kids. Always leave ’em guessing.” —Mom Read It“A fun story about a child who doesn't want to go to bed.” —GeoLibrarian“…Would make a good story-time read-aloud.” —Youth Services Book Review“Immediately after reading this book, my daughter declared, ‘That was awesome! Let’s read that again! That book is so cool.’ You can’t get a much better review than that from a three-year-old!” —Library Mom“The illustrations are jam-packed with puns and one-liner jokes that kids love. Bright colors and quirky characters add to the fun.” —Batch of Books“This book was a whole lot of fun. It is the perfect bedtime story!” —A Rup Life“Jeff Mack has created a hilarious story with perfect outrageous illustrations that will have young readers giggling as they read funny puns and review everything that’s happening on the pages. Easy-to-read sentences with recognizable objects makes this a perfect read for any beginner.” —Kristi’s Book Nook“But be aware: this book is PUNNY. SO many puns. Kids love them, so it works well in context, but oh man. I definitely groaned internally at a few…A fantastic romp that will delight little readers—even if it may make them want to stay up a little later.” —The Baby Bookworm“A lively and back-slapping companion to Duck in the Fridge, Duck on a Disco Ball will continue the laughter and young children will beg for more Duck shenanigans.” —Beagles and Books