Status
Available
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Publication
Stornoway : Acair, 1999.
Description
When Bunny gets lost and can't find his mother, he fears that Mummy and his friends may not be able to find him to take him home.
Language
Original language
English
ISBN
0861522117 / 9780861522118
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User reviews
LibraryThing member paroof
My two-year-old and I like this book because I always call him "honey bunny" - and although, "honey, my bunny" isn't exactly the same, it's close enough for my son. He particularly likes the picture where the little bunny is lost in the woods and you can see the mommy bunny's ears sticking up
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behind a big root - so you know the bunny is about to be found. Show Less
LibraryThing member mayalanda
Text is medicre, but the illustrations are extremely cute and beautiful. Check this one out from the library if you you have a young bunny lover in the family.
LibraryThing member abmcenerney
not good for children older than 3
not a lot of words
sweet story
not a lot of words
sweet story
LibraryThing member JNSelko
I must've read this to various kids and grandkids hundreds of times- they all loved it, and so do I.
LibraryThing member katjhar
Lovely pictures and a cute story, but I find this book very hard to read aloud to children. The story requires the same phrase to be repeated in many different ways (BUNNY, my honey! Bunny, MY honey! BUNNY, my HONEY! etc), and even worse: there is a song that they sing. Now, you might not find this
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as bothersome as I do, but I can't stand a) saying " the Mommy rabbit sang... " and speaking the lyrics, or b) making up a tune to go with the lyrics, and then c) being admonished by the listener for either not singing or not singing it the same way as last time. My suggestion is to make up your own story to go with the illustrations. Unless your child can read, and then you're in trouble. Show Less
LibraryThing member KAYLAP
IT IS VERY CUTE FOR A CHILDRENS BOOK
LibraryThing member Kesterbird
Super cute illustrations, with a perfect balance between cutsie cartoonishness and realistic details.
You'll find yourself not actually reading the story as printed if you're reading to a small person who does not yet know how to read. Ain't nothing wrong with that, though.
You'll find yourself not actually reading the story as printed if you're reading to a small person who does not yet know how to read. Ain't nothing wrong with that, though.
Physical description
24 cm