Rabbits Books

Very sturdy and amusing book. A colorful wardrobe leaves the imagination wide open. Your child will never get bored with it!

There is so much information that you will find yourself reading the book over and over again, finding new things. I would recommend no other book on rabbits. When I picked up my new bunny, I picked up a few books and magazines on house rabbits. Read them, went on the web, read some more, but I was not satisfied. My mother picked up another book on rabbits and I thought it was going to be more wasted money. I started to read "MY DWARF RABBIT" and I realized within a few pages that this was no ordinary book. This IS THE BOOK, the one I had been looking for. I built a condo for my little rabbit, like Monika's, and he got excited and started running up and down the levels. When I went to kiss him good night, he started giving me kisses! I made a play area, like Monika's, including the sand box and my little rabbit is so happy that he'd rather play in the sand than be anywhere else. This is truly a useful book with GREAT PHOTOGRAPHS. The format is logical and well thought out. If you want a pet that is happy and well behaved, then this WONDERFUL book will guide you to that path.

This book is great, it is separated into region/religion. It is very comprehensive. And it is on a CD!

I would have to give this book a five star review. This book is in fact the first book that I learned to read from and still have my original copy. The pictures are entertaining and pertain to the context of the story involved. It is easy to follow and easy to read for all beginners. I would recommend this book to any new reader.

I'm a first grade teacher and all my students love this book. It's so colorful and it helps introduce language that isn't used in every day speech. Also, my 8 month old just laughs and coos everytime I read it to her. The pictures are so bright and beautiful. I plan on buying more books for her and my classroom by this author.

I love this book! I lost my childhood copy, and was so happy to be able to replace it! Great children's book!

NNB is a favorite of my nursery friends. When we get to the part to say No, no bunny, everyone chimes in and the little ones feel like they are reading like a grown-up. I would reccommend this title to ages 18 months to 3 years

Kelly McGillis and The Paul Winter Consort / Noah and the Ark
tracks: 14
total time: 46:48
year: 1992
genre: Speech
ids: misc / c30af60e
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1. 24:43 Noah and the Ark


2. 0:39 Rainbow Theme


3. 1:49 A Love That Soars


4. 1:54 Together


5. 2:49 Rising Waters


6. 1:30 An Ark Must Be Built


7. 1:43 Hope


8. 2:36 Lament


9. 0:55 The Decision


10. 2:07 Work Song


11. 1:05 The Heart of Noah


12. 1:17 The Flight of the Dove


13. 1:30 Hymn


14. 2:09 Renewal

Reviewed by Cayden (age 3-1/2), Max (age 18-months) Aures and Mom for Reader Views (3/08)

"Nobunny's Perfect" by Anna Dewdney teaches children how to be good and polite by first demonstrating terrible behavior and then by showing why good behavior is so much better. The book starts with the bunnies throwing toys, hitting, kicking, spitting food out, and biting. The second half of the story shows the bunnies sharing, following the rules, and using their manners.

Comments from the first part of the book when the bunnies are naughty:
Cayden: "Why is he doing that? That is bad!"
Cayden: "You are not supposed to spit carrots out! Look, that guy spilled his juice!"
Max: "Don't! Don't!"
Cayden: "Mom, they are biting!"
Cayden: "Look what he did mom!"
Max: "No, no." (shaking his head)

Then when we got to the part when the bunnies were good they really didn't have any comments but Max kept copying the good behavior. When it came to the hugging part he hugged and he waved goodbye at the waving part.

Mom: "What was your favorite part of the story?"
Cayden: "When they were nice because I don't like when people are mean."

Parent's comments:

"Nobunny's Perfect" is a fun book, especially for little boys who like anything disgusting! The book is very humorous and engaging and they wanted to read it again and again. The illustrations are very entertaining and, together with the text, the book is a great tool for teaching young children the difference between good and bad behavior.

I recently purchased this book after a mysterious death of a weanling doe. This book is very informative and covers all areas of Rabbit disease and treatment. It was published in The United Kingdom so Americans will have to translate dosages from metric to U.S. measurements. I have found Section 4 which deals with infectious diseases especially helpful. It saved me a few trips to the vet just to get medication for a snuffles outbreak. From the data detailed in the book I was able to administer the proper amount of oxytetracycline to deal with the situation in the infected brood does. The book also includes fairly up to date research data on previously considered exotic conditions such as Encephalitozoon Cuniculi. Many medical books in the past exclusively used data compiled from laboratory animals. The publishers of "Rabbit Internal Medicine" have wisely chosen to include data collected from house rabbit associations as well as private breeders, and lab animals in an attempt to cover a much more realistic demographic. Many conditions such as the above mentioned E. Cuniculi rarely occur in lab animals, but are becoming known to be quite common in pet and show rabbits. This is a great book and a must have for the serious rabbit breeder or medical professional