Review: The central message of this story was to teach young readers about opposites. I believe that this was clearly done throughout the book. Not only was it clear as to what was being compared, it was also bolded in the sentence. The book even used opposites that some children might not even think about. For example, the book said there were only a "few" parrots but there were "many" parakeets. I thought that comparing zoo animals was also a good way to teach opposites because the students would be able to give insight on some of the animals that they may already know.

Summary: Huey, Dewey, and Louie visit the zoo one day and notice many animals. Throughout their journey they notice that there are many opposites seen throughout the zoo. For example, as the are entering the zoo, Mickey Mouse is leaving the zoo. Come along with these three ducks as they learn more about opposites in their daily lives. ( )