reviews
Dec 23, 2010
A big gorilla ties a little rabbit's shoes with big fat fingers: brilliant.
As is everything about the lion. (This is exactly how a worried lion purses her lips.)
But the author confuses us when some spreads are meant to be read as double-wides and others not. Another small stumble for this reader: a snake suddenly able to hold a handkerchief with its split tail.
As is everything about the lion. (This is exactly how a worried lion purses her lips.)
But the author confuses us when some spreads are meant to be read as double-wides and others not. Another small stumble for this reader: a snake suddenly able to hold a handkerchief with its split tail.
Apr 15, 2011
Best for reading with a child and not a class. There is a lot going on and children will want to look closely at each spread. Some young ones may worry for the Rabbits safety when he finds himself hidden in the mouth of a bear or the throat of a snake.
Apr 11, 2010
I didn't like the illustrations because it was hard to figure out what nonsense was going on. I also found it gross that the rabbit hid in the lion's mouth, then was spit out into the snake's throat.
Sep 29, 2009
This was a sweet book about the merits of smallness for a small bunny who works in a circus. I have mixed feelings about how the words are all over the place on the page, but there are some nice visual jokes.
Jul 23, 2009
Cute story about a bunny that is too small to do certain things but he's perfect at disappearing like magic. Simple words can be used for both preschool and toddler storytime.
Apr 12, 2010
The story didn't do much for me, but I enjoyed the illustrations and the rosy, pastel color palette.
Jan 14, 2010
While the bunny may be too small to tie his shoes and do other things, he isn't too small to disappear! Very cute story.
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