Two Good Friends

Judy Delton. Random House Value Publishing, $1 (0pp) ISBN 978-0-517-55949-9

In this tale, Bear and Duck learn to work out their differences: Duck keeps his house very neat but never has anything to eat; Bear loves to bake but hates to clean up. ""A good lesson in how to pool talents,'' PW said, ``but more than that, a study in the joys of friendship, and a funny story.'' (58)

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