Home for a Bunny: A Classic Bunny Book for Kids (Little Golden Book)

From the author of GOODNIGHT, MOON and RUNAWAY BUNNY - need I say more? This gentle, rhythmic read will charm both the child and the reader, and the luscious, never cutesy Garth Williams illustrations perfectly capture the wonder and sweetness of the story. A bunny goes "down the road and down the road", trying to discover where he belongs. Should he live in a log? Under a rock? In a tree with the birds? The language is deceptively simple, but beautifully wrought, as with all of this genius author's work. This book, those I named above, and her LITTLE FUR FAMILY are key components for the library of a very young child, as are the Sendak "Nutshell Library" books and "Pat The Bunny". Great Easter gift, of course, but good all year.

"Spring, spring, spring," sang the frog, from a pond by fresh green grasses and flowers. "Spring," said the groundhog, his arms raised in celebration. So begins this lovely book, telling how a small brown bunny goes down the road and down the road one day when the butteflies are swaying on stalks and a flora botanica of the brightly colored small flowers are unfolding in the warm sunlight. The bunny meets three baby robins still wearing bits of their blue shells, a somewhat inhospitable ground-hog, and the frog in his bog. In none of their homes can this sweet-faced bunny find his home. UNTIL..... The Little Golden Book is a poem, written like a small song by Margaret Wise Brown and illustrated by Garth Williams with the precision and color of the millefleurs tapestries of the Middle Ages. It is loving, friendly, unfussy, and perfect, a beloved book since 1956---reprinted fresh and sparkling new as children, parents, and grandparents remember it. The book boards are sturdy, heavy cardboard, the pages are strong enough for years of turning by small hands, and the Amazon price is unbelievably low. I have just purchased five copies as Easter-spring greetings for family & friends and yes, one for myself. No reservations or reader alerts. "Home for a Bunny" is a heritage gift at a peeps price.

Little Golden Books are timeless classics that have been beloved by children for generations. With their vibrant illustrations, engaging stories, and durable construction, these books are perfect for young readers. Each book is a treasure trove of imagination and learning, making them a must-have for any child's library.

This is a great Easter story for your young children. I got it for my grandbaby who’s 1 and 5 months and she sat and listened to everything word.

My 9 year old son is dyslexic and just learning to read well, he read this cute story over and over until he knows every word. The art work is beautiful. The words are perfect for a learning reader.

This was one of my very favorite books as a child. Recently a friend had a baby shower and the organizer asked that, in lieu of cards, please give a favorite childhood book. Such a great idea! Hope the child I bought it for will love it one day as much as I did.

I purchased this book for a friend who is expecting. This was my daughter's favorite story as a toddler, read EVERY NIGHT at bedtime for 2 years. I hope each time I buy a copy of this classic and gift it, that the child receiving it will love it as much as my daughter did. Beautifully illustrated, with the original artwork.

Replaced a book my kids had when they were little. so fun to have it for future kids.

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Lovely book for my six year old grandson.

This is just a very sweet little Golden Book, reminiscent of the Golden Books of yesteryear. Has a lovely story about little rabbits, and like all the Golden Books, children will love to have it read to them, until they can read it for themselves. A delightful book, I highly recommend, as a grandmother myself.

Loved the sweet spring story. Highly recommend it. Very relaxing read for a toddler for quiet reading times together. Thank you.

Tres jolis dessins. Histoire un peu simple, donc plutot pour les tout petits, jusqu'a 3 ans. Le lapin cherche une maison et demande aux animaux ou ils habitent, puis il rencontre un petit lapin et va habiter avec lui.