Rabbits Books

When I think of childhood companions, Miffy and Hello Kitty make that list. This was my favorite "Miffy" book when I was young and now that it is popular once more I can read it to my 5 year-old sister-in-law. "Miffy In The Snow" is young Miffy's adventure in the lovely winter white powder that all kids adore! Miffy is such a delightful character for any young (or young-at-heart) person! If you have any ankle-biters in your house, "Miffy" is sure to please. And even if you don't, "Miffy" is sure to bring back some fond memories!

This book is a staple for any mother or babysitter. Simple yet interesting and colorful, it holds a young one's attention while still teaching them basic language skills. I liked it very much, and my children like it even more.

I thought this was an adorable book. As I was reading it, I kept thinking what a wonderful book this would be for Valentine's Day.

Derby Downs persuades the other young bunnies to ignore the advice of the elder rabbits and start building houses above ground, even though the wisdom and experience of the oldsters suggests it is safer to remain in the burrows underground. This is a book in a series by Stephen Cosgrove that are so wonderful and the illustrations are beautiful. My child wanted them read over and over.

For easy-to-read books, you can't find a better bargain than the Hooked onPhonics books.
Except for the last two items on this list, all of the books are available for 1 cent.

The books in the Hop Book series take an adult reader from 1 minute to 1 minute 30 seconds to read.
These books are 24 pages long, illustrated with color cartoons:

15. Slam and Dunk and the Big Game (188794236X)
16. Slam and Dunk Go to the Moon (1887942378)
17. Slam and Dunk in the Dark (1887942386)
18. Skip and Spin Swim with Dolphins (1887942394)
19. The Race (1887942408)
20. Mad Dog (1887942416)
21. Whacky Jack! (1887942424)
22. Camper Kim (1887942432)
23. The Best Grandma Ever (1887942440)
24, The Very Hungry Bear (1887942459)
25. Cat Tricks (1887942467)
26. Night is Right for Me (1887942475)
27. The Cereal Box (1887942483)
29. A Rose, a Bridge, and a Wild Black Horse (1887942505)

Beginning with Level 2, the books are of a smaller size,
These books are 64 pages long with black-and-white cartoon illustrations.

Level 2 books take an adult reader a little more than 3 minutes to read.
1. Detective Dog and the Lost Rabbit (1887942564)
2. Detective Dog and the Ghost (1887942572)

Level 3 books take an adult reader a little more than 9 minutes to read.
1. Slam and Dunk Go to Hawaii (1887942971)
3. Detective Dog Goes on Vacation (1887942998) $8.24

Level 5 books take an adult reader less than 20 minutes to read.
2. Goblins (1931020035) $1.00

The latest entry in the Disney Bunnies series, this picture book has an important message: it is perfectly fine if some kids take a little longer than others to make friends. The lush, full-color artwork will delight both kids and adults, as it brings to life an idyllic, and often realistic, flower-filled world. It may make you want to watch Bambi all over again!

The story describes how Thumper makes friends with a shy hedgehog. Thumper and his sisters are playing tag in the forest one summer day when he finds a little hedgehog sleeping under a tree. Thumper tries to be friendly, but the prickly creature rolls up into a ball and is too afraid to speak. He tries to make her laugh with a feather, and offers her sweet berries, but she stays still and quiet. Thumper asks his papa what to do, and the older bunny advises him to give the hedgehog a little time. So Thumper and his sisters go back to playing. A while later the hedgehog quietly asks if she can join in the fun.

The other main titles in the Disney Bunnies series are:
* Disney Bunnies
* Bunnies, Bunnies, Bunnies with Sticker
* Take-With-Me Counting
* A Surprise for Thumper
* Goodnight, Thumper!
* I Love You, My Bunnies
* Thumper's Shapes
* Thumper Counts to Ten
* Disney Bunnies Bunny Fun!

When looking at the product, it says "paperback" and doesn't clearly state the biggest selling point for this entry into the Disney Bunnies Preschool Book Series... It's a BATH BOOK! Gorgeously illustrated and a cute story and its waterproof too. My daughter loves the bunny books and was thrilled to have one to take in the tub with her. A great buy and nice find...

This was one of my favorites when I was a child, and I think it bears reading over and over again. Doctor Rabbit finds an abandoned tadpole and raises her to froghood. The cast of characters, including Nurse Mouse and others, is irresistable. And though the story is one of the sweetest there is, it is truly simple and sincere, with no trace of Disney-like saccharine. The ending is bittersweet, because even orphaned tadpoles grow up one day, but this ending is one of the things that makes this such a special story for a parent to read with their still-small child.

A remarkakable review of history over the last 15,000 years that accounts for most, if not all of the disasters that have overtaken our home planet, and several others as well. Goes about 150 years into the future to describe what will happen to us when our perennial nemesis, Draco, come by again. Notably, Austin & Crowley propose that Sitchin's 3,600 year period for his 'Planet X' is actually four orbits of Draco, more or less, because 892 x 4 = 3600 within 1% error. 892 is Austin's figure for the period of the tenth planet, named Draco in this work. According to Austin, the future comprises a grim reduction of 95% in the population of Earth after 2115, the next encounter date, according with the work of Chet Snow who says there will be a 'shortage of bodies' around in the 22nd century for us to reincarnate into. Austin is confirmed by the 'Franciscan Document' (see Jim Keith, IllumiNet Press) where a monk reveals that America is expected to be covered with ice by the middle of the 22nd century. Austin concurs, saying we are headed for a new ice age; the result of a passage by Draco, which although it will never hit the Earth, will bring along millions of tons of dust and this precipitates the overdue ice age. A similar event ended the Pleistocene, he says, when billions of animals died. See 'when the Earth nearly died' (Allen & Delair). A remarkable and necessary book that strips away our delusions and suggests cogent reasons why the globe is being reshaped in preparation for the end of 'civilisation as we know it' in around 112 years time.

I checked this book out for my own young children, thinking they would like the "cute bunny pictures". But I learned a lot by reading it to them! learned, for example, how the date for Easter is determined, why do we have baskets, and more. The really cool thing about this book is that it is at a reading level that my struggling 3rd grade students at school can even read! I now use it for reading instruction, plus the pictures are cool for the kids. It is something I look forward to every year. I highly recommend it for children of all ages, read-aloud or independently.