Where’s Duckie?

The seek-and-find picture book that travels the world. One little duck in a red beanie hides in 78 real places in every book.

  • 78 places per book
  • Paperback, hardcover & Kindle
  • Ages 18m+
Where’s Duckie? China cover Where’s Duckie? Japan cover
Duckie peeking over the Japan book
FIRST STOPSJapan & China日本 · 中国
Look inside

Can you spot Duckie?

Try a real page from Japan or China. Tap or click where Duckie is hiding. On a computer, hover over the picture to use the magnifier.

Where’s Duckie? page: Fushimi Inari, Kyoto, with a family walking under red torii gates

Click where you think Duckie is hiding.

A real page from the Japan book: Fushimi Inari, Kyoto.

A little look at the adventure

From Kyoto’s torii gates to the Great Wall. Meet Duckie and explore the planned adventures around the world.

Full launch video · 53 seconds · sound off

The books

First stops: Japan & China

Each book is a trip through one country: its cities, mountains, markets and festivals, drawn with local details and everyday people. Duckie hides somewhere believable on every page.

Where’s Duckie? Japan cover
Japan First stop
Coming soon to Amazon
Where’s Duckie? China cover
China First stop
Coming soon to Amazon
Why families love it

A trip around the world, one page at a time

Made for laps, long drives and bedtime. Little ones point and name things; bigger kids race to find Duckie first.

Real places

Every page is a real landmark, street or market, drawn with local weather, food and everyday people.

Fair hiding spots

Duckie is always standing on something, peeking from behind something, or sitting where a small duck could sit.

Learn the country

An illustrated map and place index up front, then 78 stops across the whole country.

Grows with them

From 18 months and up. Toddlers spot the red beanie; older kids explore every corner of the page.

Inside the books

Real places, page after page

Pages from the Japan, China, Argentina, Australia and India books. Duckie is on every one of them.

Formats

Paperback, hardcover & Kindle

Every country is planned in all three formats. They’re coming soon to Amazon.

Planned

Paperback

  • Glossy cover
  • Light enough for the bag
Planned

Hardcover

  • Sturdy case-laminate cover
  • Built for re-reading
Planned

Kindle

  • Full-color ebook
  • Zoom in to search
78places to find Duckie
86full-color pages
8.25×11inch picture-book size
1,900+places across 25 planned books

Where to next?

Japan and China are just the beginning.

See all 25 planned countries

Japan and China first, followed by these 23 destinations.

A planned rollout of 25 countries, starting with Japan and China. Order and dates to be announced. Every edition is subject to production readiness and Amazon approval.

Questions

Good to know

When can I buy it?

Soon. Japan and China are the first stops, and we’ll share dates once they’re on Amazon.

What ages is it for?

18 months and up. The youngest readers love pointing out people, animals and the red beanie. Older kids hunt for Duckie on their own and learn the places along the way.

Which formats are planned?

Paperback, hardcover and Kindle for every country. Each book is 8.25 × 11 inches with 86 full-color pages and 78 places to find Duckie.

Which countries are coming?

25 are planned: Japan and China first, then Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Egypt, France, Germany, Greece, India, Indonesia, Italy, Kenya, Mexico, Peru, South Africa, South Korea, Spain, Thailand, Turkey, the United Kingdom, the USA and Vietnam. Order and dates are to be announced.

Does it make a good gift?

That’s what we made it for: a keepsake for little travelers, a book for kids with family in another country, or a way to get excited before a trip.

How do I get in touch?

Email wheresduckie@gmail.com. We read everything.

About

Made by Chris Dong

Where’s Duckie? is written and made by Chris Dong and published by Duckie Books. Each page is researched for its real landmarks, weather and everyday life, so little explorers learn a country while they search. The puzzles are fair. Duckie is always standing on something, peeking from behind something, or sitting where a small duck could sit.