Sure, obviously kids would love this. But as someone who despises being tickled, who will actively try to hurt you if you tickle her and will not feel guilty about it, and who doesn't like when she tells someone no and they ignore it, I pretty much hate the entire premise.

We decided to cull this one. House rules in our family are that we respect the toddler's "No" about tickling, and this explicitly encourages ignoring it. ( )

Used for baby storytime 8/7/09. Lots of fun for both the babies and the parents. The very simple text and uncluttered illustrations make for a short length that's ideal for babies and toddlers. The long, thin beak on the duck and his furrowed eyebrows give him an adorably, irritated look that kids will find hilarious. ( )

Very similar to Mo Willems Pigeon books, this duck does NOT want to be tickled - well, maybe just a little bit. It's in a touch and feel format and makes my two-year-old laugh out loud. Silly duck.

Very similar to Mo Willems Pigeon books, this duck does NOT want to be tickled - well, maybe just a little bit. It's in a touch and feel format and makes my two-year-old laugh out loud. Silly duck. ( )