Katy Duck Books in Order

Katy Duck loves dancing freely until she attends a new ballet class and must perform in front of others. Sudden shyness threatens her enthusiasm, leaving the aspiring ballerina to face a fear that surprises even her.

Katy Duck’s new baby brother Emmett attracts everyone’s attention, leaving her unhappy about losing the spotlight. The dancing duck must adjust to being a big sister and find a way to share her family’s affection with someone new.

Katy Duck dreams of a recital filled with lights, costumes and applause, and practices eagerly for her performance. Seeing the large audience when the curtain opens brings unexpected stage fright, threatening the dancing duck’s long-awaited moment in the spotlight.

A pink boa from her aunt makes Katy Duck feel like a true dance star. Her eagerness to take center stage creates problems for those around her, challenging the enthusiastic ballerina to consider other people as well as herself.

Katy Duck eagerly prepares for a spring dance recital but is disappointed when she receives the part of a caterpillar. Practicing an unexpected role challenges her enthusiasm and assumptions about what kind of performance can make her shine.

Katy joins her classmates for a day of dancing, from choosing tutus to clapping and leaping through the air. Interactive pages invite children to take part in the class and follow the duck's movements.

Katy eagerly prepares to show her new neighbor Ralph her dancing. But he prefers rough-and-tumble play, and their interests seem far apart. The two need to find something they can enjoy doing together.

Katy can hardly wait when Mr. Tutu announces a dance recital. Once she reaches the stage, excitement gives way to shyness. She must find the confidence to perform the moves she loves before an audience.

Katy thinks new classmate Alice has forgotten her ballet slippers, until she discovers Alice's tap shoes. Learning about a different kind of dance gives Katy a chance to share, make a friend, and try something new.

Katy would rather attend a party with her parents than stay home with a babysitter. When Mrs. Duncan arrives, the disappointed duck must discover whether an evening at home can offer its own kind of fun.

Aunt Ella asks Katy to be the flower girl at her wedding. Katy practices dances inspired by flowers, then learns the job involves scattering petals. She wants to make her supporting part into a performance.

Katy receives a sparkly valentine without a signature and wonders who sent it. With Ralph's help, she prepares a card for her unknown admirer, hoping to discover the friend behind the surprise.

Katy dresses up to visit her father's office, where she tries typing, coloring, and dancing. Her enthusiasm causes a stack of papers to tumble, challenging her to enjoy the visit while learning to be more careful.

Katy plans to trick-or-treat as a magical dancing unicorn. Seeing Alice's shimmering outfit makes her doubt her own costume. With Halloween fun at risk, her friends try to help her appreciate the choice she made.