MSCHMITT--Little Bunnies on the Move by Norma Daniels 24
Little bunnies are making their way on a big journey and they are taking every type of transportation available!
Showing posts with label bunnies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bunnies. Show all posts
Thursday, January 30, 2014
Don't Play With Your Food! by Bob Shea
Don't Play With Your Food! by Bob Shea - 32 pages
Monster is determined to eat a group of bunnies. However, they have a different idea - baking cupcakes, swimming, going to a carnival and more with the monster.
I really like Bob Shea's books. I think this is his best one since the Dinsoaur Versus books.
Monster is determined to eat a group of bunnies. However, they have a different idea - baking cupcakes, swimming, going to a carnival and more with the monster.
I really like Bob Shea's books. I think this is his best one since the Dinsoaur Versus books.
Monday, November 18, 2013
MSCHMITT-- The Bunnies' Trip, Lezlie Evans, 32
MSCHMITT-- The Bunnies' Trip, Lezlie Evans, 32
This rhyming story is about a family of bunnies trying to prepare for their trip. Very cute illustrations.
This rhyming story is about a family of bunnies trying to prepare for their trip. Very cute illustrations.
Labels:
bunnies,
children's,
evans,
mschmitt,
picture book,
rhymes
Thursday, June 14, 2012
Mr. and Mrs. Bunny - Detectives Extraordinaire by Polly Horvath
Mr. and Mrs. Bunny -- Detectives Extraordinaire by Polly Horvath - 248 pages
(Audio version)
Madeline returns home one evening to find her parents gone and a note on the front door from The Enemy. The Enemy wants her uncle to decipher a code and will only return her parents when they find him. Unfortunately, Madeline's uncle has just slipped into a coma. It is up to Madeline to find her parents -- along with the help of Mr. and Mrs. Bunny who have recently decided to become detectives.
This was a truly enjoyable audio to listen to. The author did a great job narrating her own book - using various voices to distinguish between the different characters. I especially enjoyed The Marmot and his continuous search for garlic bread to eat. A great story for all kids.
(Audio version)
Madeline returns home one evening to find her parents gone and a note on the front door from The Enemy. The Enemy wants her uncle to decipher a code and will only return her parents when they find him. Unfortunately, Madeline's uncle has just slipped into a coma. It is up to Madeline to find her parents -- along with the help of Mr. and Mrs. Bunny who have recently decided to become detectives.
This was a truly enjoyable audio to listen to. The author did a great job narrating her own book - using various voices to distinguish between the different characters. I especially enjoyed The Marmot and his continuous search for garlic bread to eat. A great story for all kids.
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