Who Put the Moon in Lulu's Puddle?
Lulu Duck finds a wiggly moon in a garden puddle—but where did it come from? A soothing, wonder-filled bedtime mystery about reflections, waiting, and looking up for ages 2–4.
23 pages · Ages 2-4 · EN
Who Put the Moon in Lulu's Puddle?

Who Put the Moon in Lulu's Puddle?
For every small watcher who has found the sky under their feet.
What's inside
A Silver Surprise More Than One Moon The Sky Answers Moon All the Way Home
Tiny Night Noises

Lulu Duck was not sleepy. The garden went plip, peep, swish. Lulu followed the sounds.
Something Round and Bright

Plip! Lulu stopped. A round, silver moon sat in a puddle. Another moon shone high in the sky.
Wiggle-Waggle Moon

Lulu tapped the puddle. Wiggle-waggle! The little moon broke into shiny pieces.
Round Moon, Quiet Moon

Lulu stood still. The water grew quiet. The shiny pieces came together. Round moon. Quiet moon.
Moon in the Wheel Track

Lulu hurried on. A long puddle filled a wheel track. The moon was there too!
Moon in the Frog Pond

At the frog pond, two green eyes blinked. “Is this your moon?” Lulu asked. The frog said, “Ribbit.”
Moons Here, Moons There

Lulu looked around. Moon in a leaf cup. Moon in a flowerpot saucer. Moon in every quiet splash!
How Many Moons?

Lulu counted, “One, two, lots!” Mama Duck smiled. “Keep looking, little one.”
The Great Moon Vanish

A soft gray cloud slid over the sky moon. At once, every puddle moon went dark. “Oh!” said Lulu.
Wait With Me

Lulu wanted to run after the cloud. Mama tucked a warm wing around her. “Let us wait.” Plip. Peep. Swish.
Silver Light Returns

The cloud sailed on. Silver light poured down. Pop, pop, pop—the puddle moons came back.
One Moon, Many Pictures

Lulu looked up. Lulu looked down. One moon in the sky made many moon pictures below. “I found you!” she quacked.
A Moon Beside Each Step

Lulu and Mama walked home. Each quiet puddle held a moon. Each little step had silver company.
Goodnight, Frog Pond

“Goodnight, pond moon. Goodnight, leaf moon. Goodnight, wheel-track moon.” Lulu gave each picture a tiny nod.
Moon at the Nest

At the nest, Lulu found one last moon in a little rain pool. She did not tap it. Round moon. Quiet moon.
One Moon Above

Lulu curled under Mama’s wing. The puddle held the moon. The sky held the moon. And Mama held Lulu.
Check your wonder
New words
Where we looked
This original animal story uses a real observation: calm water can reflect the Moon and sky, while ripples bend the reflected picture. Clouds can block moonlight, making the reflection disappear until the light returns. The talking ducks and their garden conversation are playful fiction.
The end
Next time you see quiet water, look gently. The sky may be waiting under your feet.