Rabbits Books

I came across the book at a library book sale. My first graders ooohed and ahhhed over the illustrations. They are just precious. Simple, sweet text.

This story is charming, well-told and timeless. The bunnies have the sniffles and Mama bunny wants to make them soup to help them get well. All the animals in the forest end up joining in to get rid of their own sniffles, contributing a little of this and a handful of that until Mama Bunny's soup is a delicious kettle of get-well stuff. Your child will love the animals and you will love the way the story moves along.

At first this seems like a cute children's book, nice rhyming, good story, lovely illustrations until you give it some thought. Then you realize it is a book about trials and forgiveness and family unity. When the Bunny Family's first plan doesn't work out as expected they don't cry or blame. They decide to work together on plan B. This could be used in the classroom or the home to teach children about good attitudes and positive action in the face of disappointment.

Christmastime is here, and we're invited to spend the wonderful season celebrating with a cheerful bunny, and the rest of his bunny family, like Mom, Dad, brother, sister, aunts, uncles, cousins, and grandparents, all in celebration of the wonderful holiday. Not only that, we'll be there as the bunny family trims the tree, hangs the lights, sings Christmas carols, and much, much more.

Rick Walton has created an adorable new children's book, that will help young readers to realize that the seaon isn't just about getting presents, but about spending time with your family, and celebrating. Paige Miglio complements Walton's writing with her absolutely gorgeous illustrations depicting the bunny family getting ready for the holidays. This is a wonderful new holiday book that will be loved by readers young and old, and is absolutely perfect to pull out on a cold winter's night. A must have!

Erika Sorocco
Book Review Columnist for The Community Bugle Newspaper

Gorgeous artwork, gentle text and SEX all in one book! Wow. Maybe this would be a good one to read and study with those fifth graders who want to look like they're 24 to convince them there is a time for "bunniness" and a time for "too sexy for words"

I love all the books in this series. These are great books to teach your little ones good Christian values. They all end in one Bible verse. What a great way to talk to your children about God. These book help you show children how God is part of your everyday life in everything you do.

The text includes pictures to help pre-readers and early readers read along with you. It has nice pictures from the show and is the perfect length. It is lightweight and makes for a great book to carry when going places.

My two year old loves this book so much she has it memorized! It's been her favorite bedtime story for months.

When the third grade mascot goes missing from the classroom, everyone is sad, but one girl who complained that Nibbles made too much noise on his hamster wheel!

The Spring Fair just might cheer everyone up with new activities and projects for the class to work on, and a super prize in the offing. There's even a new mascot named Bun Franklin sharing the classroom!

When preparations for the fair start being damaged, anyone could be responsible -- but poor bunny Bun is a suspect. Our girl Nancy doesn't believe it, and starts using her trusty blue notebook to record possible clues and suspects to solve the case of The Bunny-Hop Hoax, uncovering enough information to solve two mysteries in one!

Carolyn Keene has provided lots of mysterious fun for young readers, sure to send them back to the bookshelves clamoring for more!

Nancy Drew creates lifelong readers, and that's no mystery!

For some reason our whole family is so attached to this little book. It's so silly and the words are very rhythmic. I have it memorized and sometimes recite it to my 14 month old son when the book is nowhere in sight. Anyway... I recommend this book, it's one of our favorite baby/toddler books so far!