
Peter and Puddle are a pair of curious little ducklings—one snowy white, the other glossy black—who live a sunny life on their family pond. One crisp morning they receive a cheerful invitation to spend the night at Aunt Dilly’s and Uncle Daffy’s house, and after a breakfast of hot cakes and maple syrup they set off, neckties neatly tied and spirits high. The story captures the simple joy of a day’s beginning, with the brothers’ eager chatter and the warm routine of their feathered family.
As they waddle toward the meadow, a sly fox nudges them off the familiar path, and the ducklings find themselves helped by a kind hen, a gentle bunny, and an old turtle who share crumbs of wisdom. Along the way they hop into a bright red wagon, splash in puddles, and learn the value of friendship and perseverance. The book’s vivid, hand‑blended illustrations bring each encounter to life, making the adventure as much a visual treat as a gentle lesson for young listeners.
Language
en
Duration
~24 minutes (23K characters)
Release date
2025-05-04
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1882–1937
Best known for bringing Howard R. Garis’s Uncle Wiggily stories to life, this American illustrator gave early children's books a warm, playful look that helped shape their charm. Working under the signature "Lang Campbell," he became a familiar visual presence in popular storybooks of the early 1900s.
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