Nack

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Nack is the child of Mrs. Mallard in the classic children's book "Make Way for Ducklings" by Robert McCloskey.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf duckling
fictional character
literary character
appearsInGenre children's literature
appearsWith Boston police officer Michael NERFINISHED
basedOnWorkAward Caldecott Medal (for Make Way for Ducklings) NERFINISHED
characterIn Make Way for Ducklings NERFINISHED
childOf Mrs. Mallard NERFINISHED
countryOfOriginOfWork United States of America
surface form: United States
createdBy Robert McCloskey NERFINISHED
familyNamePattern -ack ducklings
firstPublicationYear 1941
firstPublishedIn Make Way for Ducklings NERFINISHED
hasAuthor Robert McCloskey NERFINISHED
hasColor brown (duckling plumage)
hasIllustrator Robert McCloskey NERFINISHED
languageOfWork English
livesWith Mr. Mallard NERFINISHED
Mrs. Mallard NERFINISHED
mediumOfWork illustrated picture book
narrativeRole supporting character
partOfGroup Mallard duckling family
publisherOfWork The Viking Press NERFINISHED
settingOfWork Boston NERFINISHED
siblingOf Jack NERFINISHED
Kack NERFINISHED
Lack NERFINISHED
Mack NERFINISHED
Ouack NERFINISHED
Pack
Quack NERFINISHED
species duck
travelsThrough Boston Public Garden NERFINISHED
Charles River NERFINISHED

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Mrs. Mallard hasChild Nack