Duffle is a very small duck - so small that the other ducks laugh at him. "A duck so small can do nothing at all," they jeer and it seems as though they are right, for everything poor Duffle attempts to do ends in disaster. But Duffle Duck is smaller than all the other ducks he knows, and they love to tease him about his size. "A duck so small can do nothing at all!" they quack. Poor Duffle tries everything he can think of to make the other ducks stop their teasing. He attempts to dive like Kingfisher, balance like Heron, and bore holes like Woodpecker — but he fails miserably at his efforts to be like other birds. Yet when a crisis arises and a duckling's life is at stake, can Duffle save the day? Light, airy illustrations mark this timeless story of group acceptance.