Rabbits Books

The first thing that struck me about Bunny Day is how gorgeous it is. The pictures are sumptuous illustrations of everyday moments in an everyday family--waking up, playing, doing chores. Then when I read the book aloud to my daughter I realized the words were as well crafted as the pictures.

As another reviewer said, this book does not teach children to tell time. Instead it associates each hour with an activity, from morning routine to noon picnic to dinner and bedtime. In this way, it introduces the concept of what time means.

We love this book, and highly recommend it.

My daughter and I checked this book out from the library and read it that night. As I was finishing the book I looked at the clock and it was 8 o'clock, I pointed out to my daughter that "Bunnies, it is getting late...Good night!" Amazingly she agreed and was off to bed. I went and bought the book the next day and we now read it every night. It helps her to understand the times of the things we do daily. (Funny thing is that my maiden name was Bunney!) the perfect book!

This beautifully illustrated story is an excellent way to teach your children about time. The bunny family spends time doing various activities throughout the day- eating, napping, playing, etc. My daughters love this story. They like to find the clock in every picture.

My children love this book at bedtime. No it won't have them telling time at age 3; but it will represent a full day of activities (of preschool age children) and very nicely introduce at least the concept of time. "Who will take a walk with me, Mother Bunny says at three" "Pull the paper from the drawer, bunnies begin art at four". "Hungry bunnies all arrive in the dining room at five". "Bunnies think that books are heaven, story time begins at seven". The illustrations are detailed, colorful and very attractive -- definitely that of a keepsake book. It's a sweet story of a full bunny day in simple rhymes that my children can now say with me. I highly recommend this book as well as "So Many Bunnies".

Facing fear, in particular fear that is imagined, is a common problem with children, a problem probably as old as the human race. This wonderful little book is a great one to read with your child who may suffer from these little fears in the night and may have a bit of an overly developed imagination. This text is well done, not complicated and very understandable. This illustrations are absolutely wonderful, very soft and very warm. I liked this one and recommend it highly.

Buttermilk is an adorable bunny (who is also in the books Buttermilk Bear and the Grumpling) who stays out playing just a little too late. On her way home in the dark she sees several scary things trying to catch her. When her poppa finds her frightened in her bed he reassures her and the next day takes her back to where she saw all the "monsters" and shows her that her fear of the dark got the best of her. A great book for dealing with fear of the dark. Gentle, comforting book with BEAUTIFUL writing and illustrations.

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This was my favorite in the series.I would say to anyone who is a parent and is considering this or ther serendipity books for their children that these books are the greatest influence of love and compassion in shaping my person. The characters are so unique, adorable, and loveable and the moral is~~ almost always very significant and unique.~

Buttermilk is one of the best books in the Serendipity series. I loved it when I was younger and now I can read it to my daughter. The illustrations are beautiful and it is a wonderful story for all children who are afraid of the dark.

This book is a MUST for anyone with kids. It shows them how it feels better to give something of yourself rather then recieving from everyone else. The illustrations keep everyone's attention through the whole wonderful story while teaching a very valueable lesson.

This book offers a great message for children about the spirit of giving. It's beautifully-illustrated with characters and situations that captured kids' attention.

This is a great book that children need to show them that having more toys is not the most important thing but sharing with others less fortunate! The illustrations are also very good!

I picked up this book last Christmas at my local independent toy store to read to my kids as the Christmas holiday approached. I enjoyed the fact that it gave them a great message about graceful giving without beating them over the head with it. The artwork is sweet and uncluttered. I ended up returning to the store to buy the rest that they had in stock to give as gifts...all well received!

The art in this whimsical story is superb, filled with clever visual jokes and energy. The drawings highlight the cacophonous story about a mild-mannered critter who just wants to enjoy a quiet snooze, only to discover that his home is not his castle. It has a great interactive feature too where the kids can "splat" the bugs!

As an uncle times six, I'm always on the lookout for kids' books that will delight the kids AND be entertaining for my brothers and their wives to read many times over. I give this book my absolute highest rating. The story is a whole lot of fun, the artwork is superior, but most notably, there's lots of sophisticated and subtle humor woven in that is sure to please the grownup who gets to share it with the kids. Enough, in fact, that it takes a few passes to catch it all! I suspect, too, that the more subtle aspects of humor will reveal themselves gradually over a period of years to the kids who (I think inevitably) adopt it as a favorite. This is truly a wonderful book.

This is a very wonderful story! It shows children that there is more than one way to solve a problem and that they need to keep trying even if they fail the first time. Doorknob is a very charming and loyal figment of SerWacki's active imagination and I look forward to his next creation!

A thoroughly charming story with absolutely wonderful illustration--lots of fun for young readers!!

My 3-year old, Sadie, LOVES this book! I stumbled upon it during one of our library outings-- the illustration of the rabbit looks SO much like the "Mr. Bunny" that she sleeps with that after renting it I had to go online to buy it! Such a great story.

I found this book at the library and was so impressed by it (especially the pictures) that I came seeking it out on Amazon. I am entranced by the gorgeous pictures and the story is sweet as well. My daughter had a fabric rabbit she adored like Emma Bean. It now sits on my dresser, dirty and worn, as my daughter is now 16. Sweet book, great illustrations.

My daughter adores this book. She wants to make a rabbit just like Emma Bean. One read makes it an all time favorite.

This is a beautiful book - one with a story that tugs at your heartstrings, but not in an overtly sentimental way. The illustrations are a perfect complement to the words. The language is simple and the story is not too wordy - great for little ones, preschool-aged and under. I started calling my baby girl "Emma Bean" as a nickname (her name is Emma) because of this book. I showed it to her daycare provider who then made Emma her own Emma Bean based on the book. Both the doll and the book will be treasured keepsakes.

The way to win is just to face up to your fears, and do your very best. That's the message of this sequel to Irene Livingston's delightful Finklehopper Frog. The lively rhythms, endearing animal characters, child-friendly language and gorgeous full colour illustrations by Brian Lies should make this latest Finklehopper adventure an instant favourite with the read-aloud-to set.

My son and I both like this story. He's 18 months old so I have to read it to him and I really enjoy reading it. The poetic style is fun and easy to read. It has a really good lesson. It's okay if you don't win all the time. And the artwork is great! It's really detailed and realistic looking. My son likes to point to all the characters. Very pleasent to look at. Buy this book! You'll love it!

This is such a fun book to read. Finklehopper Frog and Finklehopper Frog Cheers have great messages of inclusion and doing what is right. The illustrations are fantastic. Bright, vibrant and include small details that make you really examine each page to take it all in.

This is a great book.

Finklehopper Frog has a terrific sense of style!
In a time in which my 2 and 4 year old girls are bombarded with images of princesses, its great to read about "real" characters with real feelings.
Finklehopper and his friend Ruby are willing to try the very things that frighten them. They take a risk that doesn't pay off in the usual sense (she loses the race) but pays off big in the lesson learned sense.

This is a really cute story with several terrific messsages! I love to read the witty, poetic lines outloud to my children.

My girls have replaced Barbie with a new favorite!

For those who yearn to share the true meaning and beauty of Easter, yet long also to rejoice in the childlike joys of the season, The First Easter Bunny offers the gift to do just that! As a former campus minister in a jr/sr high school, this book was first given to me in its original form in 1996... since that time, I have sought to purchase it to include in Easter baskets for friends and family - young and old alike! The simple yet profound message of this Easter story is one that will capture the heart over and over again.. .it is a daily gift to read at day-end, a lullabye for the heart to ensure peaceful and hopeful sleep. If you are seeking to begin a new tradition this Easter, the treasure of The First Easter Bunny is it!

The First Easter Bunny makes a wonderful gift for that special child at Easter time or anytime. I bought two; one for each of my friend's children. Both children loved the book and have read it over and over again.

Great Book! The children are drawn to the story. They have read it again and again. Grandparents love to read it to the family at Easter and all year long.

A unique look at the Easter season. The story is well developed and illustrated. It is a must for children to help them tie the secular and religious themes of the season.

The book is so good!!! It's about two mice, the real Stilton and the fake Stilton battling against each other. One day real Stilton gets locked out in the cold and fake Stilton takes over his life. The next day real Stilton calls Thea, his sister, and Thea says, "Unless you know what Aunt gave you on your birthday you can't talk to me."

The reasons I like this book are:
1. It's funny and it's good for humorous people and children.
2. It's kind of confusing but once you read on you'll get it. It's also kind of cool how every food and drink is made out of cheese. eg. cheese chews and cheese tea.
3. It's very mysterious. I always think something bad is going to happen.

Even though it's not a good bedtime story, this book is good entertainment! So I think If you like funny books you should give this one a try!!!

(Review by Isabella)

Help! I seeing things. Maybe I should explain. My names Geronimo Stilton and suddonly people have been saying things about what i did and i `know i didn't do it! Aha, some one it dressing up as me! Find out more in the book

This book is sooo funny I laughed all day long!This is my favourite Geronimo Stilton.You should really.......I mean really buy it!! It's coool!!!!!!!!!

It was strange. Paople kept telling Geronimo he did not have in mind. Then he realized the truth, there's a mousae alike Geronimo running in town.!

Great idea! Lovers of cats (or of dogs for that matter) will find this book a beautiful, witty addition to the library. A gift, to be enjoyed when received and to be considered a sure success when given to friends. How wonderfully simple as a concept and how intricately creative as a final publication! This will remain a "classic" work, really unique.

I LOVED this magazine! Every cat lover must have it. It was so hilarious! I liked that even the ads were about cats. The author was so creative, and I look forward to reading her other books.

Please be so kind as to contact this publisher and arrange for a reprint of this publication!

It's a hoot for all cat lovers everywhere!

"Good Mousekeeping©" is absolutly purrfect for any one interested in cats. Ilene Hochberg is a creativly talented lady and deserves lots of recognition for this book. It includes a purrspective as we think of cats, and the way we think they may look at certain situations. You will find this book close to that of Good Housekeeping©. It even includes a clever section called "At Home With Mouser Stewart". I'm looking forward to reading Vanity Fur and Catmopolitan, also by Ilene Hochberg. I hope you enjoy this book as much as I do! Don't Forget... Cats are smarter than we take them for, therefore, it could be said that we are, in a cat's eyes, very unintelligent for thinking cats aren't as intelligent as they really are!

I've read many different pet books, mainly on dogs and rats. But I've also read a few on guinea pigs because 'm planing to purchase a few as pets pretty soon. I can tell you easily that this is the best pet book I've ever seen! It thoroughly explains all matters of guinea pig care and even includes a table for feeding amounts! That's one of the best things! You should definitly get this book! It's AWESOME! Bye!

This book is filled with all kinds of interesting and useful inforomation on guinea pigs. If you are a new owner and are interested in learning more about your pet this is the book to buy!

This is the best single book for the guinea pig owner. If you own a guinea pig, you owe it to yourself and the pig to get this book!. Well written, with good advice and adorable photographs.

I've bought a few books on guinea pigs to learn about my pets. If I got this one first, I would not have bought any others!