Rabbits Books

I purchased this book a few months ago, and lo and behold, the author was just named Miss USA. How neat! I feel like I was in on a secret before anyone else found out. Anyway, this is a wonderful book, beautifully written. The author is apparently a very talented gal. Highly recommended.

This is a nice book for children. I hope Shandi writes more.

Great help for those seeking intimate bible study. It's at least a good intro. Try to understand it one step at a time.

Peace

G. Steven Kinnard's book offers Christians insights into how to deepen your understanding and study of the Word of God. Kinnard offers practical application points as well as insights into the struture, themes, and outlines of the books of the Bible.

For those who love the Bible and long to grow in your knowledge of Jesus and His Kingdom (2 Peter 3:18) then I would urge you to purchase this book and go deeper into the Bible than you have ever been before (John 17:17).

I bought my boys 2 Guinea pigs and this book for Christmas. It was wonderful. It gave us all enough information to know what to look for in purchasing the Guinea pigs, and taking care of them. It even has a place to put a picture of your Guinea Pig and information about her/him.

PERFECT BOOK FOR A CHILD GETTING TO KNOW THEIR NEW PET

This book is beautifully wriiten and illustrated with bright and vivid colors!! The repetitive rhyming text is very appealing to all readers and listeners. I love reading this story over and over again. It is a warm and charming book just right for bedtime smiles and dreams!

The contents was as expected. The size is much too large. If you mentioned the size, I missed it. Not suitable as a gift at this time.

In this addition to Baker's Rabbit series, Gray Rabbit is trying to find his favorite book. He can't find it because all of his stuff is messed up. So he sorts through everything arranging his things into piles where they belong. However, in each pile there is one item that is out of place. This oddball leads to Rabbit's next arrangement until finally he has gone through everything and found his book. Kids love Alan Baker's Rabbit books and with the brilliant colors, vivid shapes, and concept lessons that they help teach, parents will enjoy the books as well. Great book for preschool to kindergarten children.

My kids love Gray Rabbit, the illustrations are so vivid. My two year old and four year old love to find the "wrong thing" as rabbit organizes his toys. We just got it yesterday and have already read it at least half a dozen times.

Justine is absolutely brilliant and has a beautiful way with words.

Grumpy bunny is always a good book when you are in a bad mood. He always makes you laugh. This book is quite the adventure about all things that could go wrong on a vacation. Hopper learns that sometimes having fun is a little work but its certainly worth the work.

My son has fallen asleep to this every night since he was about 15 months. Before that it was Nora Jones. He loves this and I'm sure your children will too.

This CD is the best ever....my 18 month old absolutely loves it....She goes to bed every night listening to the story of the bunnies and the lullabies....very sweet. I would recommend it to anyone with children.

This book covers all aspects of guinea pig ownership, and presents it in an easy to read, easy to find what you're looking for way. There are differnt sections for indoor and outdoor guinea pigs, so however you are going to keep your pig you get information how to in this book. Then there are sections to help you understand the guinea pigs lauguage and body launguage, showing, breeds of piggies and alot of other things. There is a list of common health problems that guinea pigs have with descriptions of the symptoms. One thing I found very helpfull was the section on how to introduce a guinea pig to other pets, and how to potty train them.
I read this book over and over again not just for the information but also for the nice pictures and the great way that a guinea pigs wonderful personality that guinea pigs have. If you have a guinea pig you should have this book.

FINALLY!!! A book devoted to the joys of pet guinea pigs--not breeding fuzz factories, not commercial commodities, but COMPANIONS! Proves guinea pigs are playful and fun--they don't just sit there. A joy to read--especially for those of us who remember Audrey when she was the editor of Horse Illustrated. Engaging, informative, helpful text written by a true lover of animals. The illustrations are also lavish, helpful, at times hysterical and heavy on cute. Also has a big listing of books, clubs and a tiny website listing--still, very accurate. The only quibbles are that housing piggies outdoors is information grudgingly given as Audrey advocates keeping them indoors. No information about pregancy and raising young is to be found, as she advocates letting breeders do that. However, so many people find that their new piggie just happens to be pregnant, not due to any planned breeding, that this information is needed for those caring piggy slaves who have no idea what to expect. Still, quibbles aside, a must have book for those who love guinea pigs.

This book is very detailed and up to date regarding hamster care ranging from basic care and health concerns to breeding and showing hamsters. Because the book is detailed it may not be reader friendly for younger children who own hamsters than other hamster starter care books on the market featuring simpler formats. It has some very nice color illustration sections outlining different varieties of hamsters. I think it should definitely be in a hamster owners library for reference.

I've had a number of hamsters over the past several years, and have looked through a good many hamster books to find various information about caring for them. Unfortunately, a lot of the ones at the pet stores are often out of date and can even include misinformation. However, Hamsterlopaedia is neither of those things, and though it took a bit to find it, I'm glad I did. This is an amazingly detailed book that not only covers the basics, like how to house and feed your hamsters, but it even goes into hamster biology and the most common health problems to watch out for. It also provides information on breeding hamsters, including caring for a mother and her new babies, and not only includes information on Syrian hamsters but dwarf hamsters as well. Most of the book is text, but there are a good number of photo pages as well, especially to illustrate the various colors and types of hamsters. Whether you've just gotten your first hamster or you've been caring for them for years, this book has plenty to offer. I would highly recommend this book and I really appreciate the authors' work in writing it.

My first grader and preschooler have enjoyed this library book. The story is fun and well-written (or in this case, well-translated from German). The pictures are in an attractive style. And the story even feels "fresh" in that it doesn't feel like the typical children's tale.

I like the way this book makes me feel. Hang on, Hopper! is a very pleasant introduction into Pfister's mycological studies. I find it also gives great insight into his philosophical beliefs. I mean, Hang on, Hopper! Brilliantly, Pfister expresses a lot of the frustrations that encounter today's youth. He provides helpful suggestions for all of us, so that we can keep control, "hang on" if you will, and in the end, triumph.