Independent stories with purpose
Books that solve.
Stories that stay.
Worlds that grow.
Rubber Duck Entertainment creates useful books, original stories, memorable characters, and distinctive worlds with purpose.
Built to earn trust. Designed to inspire.
Made to grow beyond the page.
Solve real needs
Useful books that make life better.
Create connection
Stories and characters that stay with you.
Build enduring worlds
Original IP with long-term potential.
Featured Books
Useful books. Lasting stories.
Everything Must Go
A FineMart Comedy
When FineMart's manager announces the apocalypse is cutting into quarterly sales, three overworked employees have to keep the registers open anyway. A grocery-store comedy about the end of everything, minus the beans.
Luna & Boona: Sleepy Time
A Bedtime Story
A black kitten with green eyes and a bunny with one blue eye and one brown eye wind down for the night in a cottage full of lantern light. A gentle read-aloud for the last few pages before lights-out.
Luna & Boona: Where's Boona?
A Search-and-Find Adventure
Luna, a black kitten, searches through moonlit pumpkin patches and lantern-lit streets for her bunny friend Boona and countless hidden treasures. A children’s search-and-find companion to the Luna & Boona bedtime series.
Weather Command... Sort Of!
A Forecast Gone Completely Off the Rails
Anchors Nina Breeze and her co-host try to deliver the forecast while a tornado, a producer having a meltdown, and one very unbothered seagull turn the broadcast into chaos. A 100% accurate story, probably.
The Senior Connection Activity Book
Memory, Conversation & Fun
52 large-print sessions of memory games, conversation starters, and nostalgic trivia, built for caregivers and families to work through together, one rotary-phone-shaped page at a time.
The T4 Cat Log
A Simple 90-Day Tracker for Medication, Appetite, Weight, Symptoms, T4 Results & Vet Visits
A straightforward 90-day log for tracking a cat's medication, appetite, weight, symptoms, T4 results, and vet visits, keeping daily observations and care details organized in one place.
Characters
Characters worth remembering.
Luna
The Wild One
Luna is equal parts chaos and affection, usually delivered at the same speed. She loves fiercely, commits completely, and carries herself with the confidence of someone who has never once reviewed the evidence against her.
By day, she’s all cuddles, loyalty, and enormous heart. By night, the zoomies hit and the house becomes an obstacle course she apparently designed herself. Hallways become racetracks. Furniture becomes aviation infrastructure. A noise in another room becomes a situation requiring immediate intervention.
Then, having restored order to a crisis of her own invention, Luna curls up beside the person she loves and falls asleep like the responsible one.
Wild heart. Big love. Questionable judgment.
Boona
The Quiet Force
Boona is the character you underestimate exactly once.
Soft-spoken, observant, tactical, and deeply intuitive, Boona is the hidden engine beneath Luna’s chaos. Luna may be the first one through the door, but Boona is usually the reason the story goes somewhere worth following.
Boona loves with absolute commitment. When someone Boona cares about is in danger, caution becomes action. Boona would step in front of the car, leap from the ledge, or walk straight into the impossible—not because the danger isn’t understood, but because it is.
And Boona goes anyway.
That contradiction is the magic: gentleness without fragility, wisdom without distance, courage without performance. Boona can guide Luna with a look, let Luna learn something the hard way, or quietly become the reason everyone makes it home.
Luna brings the spark.
Boona knows where the fire extinguisher is.
And while everyone is watching Luna, Boona is quietly steering the whole adventure.
You notice Luna first. You remember Boona.
Nina Breeze
The Reality Check
Nina is what happens when competence gets assigned to a weather team that has occasionally confused confidence with accuracy.
Polished, quick-witted, and almost always right, Nina notices the contradiction everyone else is confidently ignoring. When the forecast says a 1% chance of rain and the parking lot starts floating away, Nina doesn’t panic.
She just wants to know why everyone is suddenly in kayaks.
Nina’s real strength isn’t simply knowing better. It’s staying composed when the forecast, the equipment, and common sense all fail at the same time. She lets Max Storm be Max Storm—right up until physics files an objection.
Behind the dry humor is someone deeply reliable. Nina keeps an unlikely team grounded, calls things exactly as they are, and somehow keeps the broadcast moving even when Weather Command stops being a weather show and becomes the weather emergency.
Max predicts the weather.
Nina survives the prediction.
Sharp mind. Steady hand. One raised eyebrow away from proving a point.
About
A small studio with a lot of sketchbooks
Rubber Duck Entertainment is an independent publisher writing and illustrating original books, one desk lamp and one very patient rubber duck at a time. Every title starts as a doodle in the margins before it becomes a bedtime story, a comedy, or an activity book worth keeping on the shelf.
Every book in the catalog is self-published through Amazon KDP, in paperback, large print, and Kindle editions.
Contact
Questions, concerns, or just say hello
Whether it's a printing hiccup, a bulk order for a classroom, or you just want to talk about Luna and Boona's next adventure, reach out directly by email.
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