rabbits

Easygoing Fox and anxious Rabbit seem like total opposites, but they are the best of friends, discovering their favorite things and overcoming their fears together.

Scaredy has spent his life defending his tree from UFOs, lumberjacks, mammoths, and more, so when (possibly poison) Ivy the rabbit sends a note he must calculate the risks of friendship.

"A bear named Big has a problem: his friend Bunny will not be quiet--so Big needs readers' help"--Publisher's description.

"Bunbun had it all: a delightful Bunbun nose, a winning Bunbun smile, a ridiculously cute Bunbun tail, and not one, but two adorable Bunbun ears. But Bunbun didn't have a friend -- until she met Bonbon. Learning how to be fancy and eating donuts for lunch are two of Bunbun and Bonbon's many adventures in this irresistible young graphic novel"--.

A lonely rabbit, a quiet pinecone, and their perfect bond are tested in this charming picture book about compassion and friendship from debut author-illustrator Sandra Salsbury. "Who is the 'Best Friend in the Whole World'? After reading this sweet, sensitive tale, children can decide for themselves." -The New York Times Roland lives a quiet life filled with books, music, and tea parties for one, but sometimes he feels rather lonely. When Roland finds the perfect companion in Milton (Good listener! Enjoys music! Also alone!), he is overjoyed. It's okay that Milton is just a pine cone; they have so much in common. But clues start popping up in the woods, suggesting someone else might be missing their best pine cone friend. Roland must decide if it's worth leaving someone else in their loneliness to keep Milton in his life. In this sweet and moving picture book about loneliness, friendship, and compassion, debut author-illustrator Sandra Salsbury celebrates the transformative power of connection and the painful melancholy of loss. Endearingly classic illustrations bring a charming forest world to life.

"In [this book], emergent readers learn about baby rabbits in the forest"--Provided by publisher.

Through the use of a delightful rabbit, children learn fire safety in a non-frightening manner.

When little bunnies try to help replace his ruined eggs by painting letters on others, the Easter Bunny isn't sure what children will think of them.

When his baby rabbits are kidnapped by Tommy Brock, Benjamin Bunny follows him right to Mr. Tod's house to rescue them.

"A touch-and-feel book for your baby, with gentle rhymes, engaging textures for baby to feel, and lots of bunnies to meet!"--Back cover.