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Bunny My Honey
by
Anita Jeram
A very special new story for the very young—by the illustrator of the bestselling GUESS HOW MUCH I LOVE YOU.
How Bunny loves his mommy! And Mommy adores her little one. "Bunny, my Honey," she says, showing him how to do special rabbity things, like running and hopping, digging, and twitching his nose, and thumping his great big feet. Bunny's best friends are Little Duckling...more
How Bunny loves his mommy! And Mommy adores her little one. "Bunny, my Honey," she says, showing him how to do special rabbity things, like running and hopping, digging, and twitching his nose, and thumping his great big feet. Bunny's best friends are Little Duckling...more
Board Book, 22 pages
Published
January 2nd 2001
by Candlewick Press
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Genre: Fictional Picture book
Reading Level: Early: ages 4-6
Topics and Themes: This book shows a young bunny, Honey Bunny, exploring the world with his Mama Bunny. At one point the Young Bunny gets lost and Mama Bunny has to find her little Bunny. This book uses the themes of love and family to show what happens to Mama and Honey Bunny.
Curricular Use:Read- Aloud or good book for early readers guided reading.
Social: This story shows a mother and...more
Reading Level: Early: ages 4-6
Topics and Themes: This book shows a young bunny, Honey Bunny, exploring the world with his Mama Bunny. At one point the Young Bunny gets lost and Mama Bunny has to find her little Bunny. This book uses the themes of love and family to show what happens to Mama and Honey Bunny.
Curricular Use:Read- Aloud or good book for early readers guided reading.
Social: This story shows a mother and...more
My sister's favorite book!
My sister loves looking at the flyleaf and endpapers, because they are filled with numerous outdoor objects from leaves to bugs to flowers. The entire page is covered. She loves to play I spy. I pick an object from one of the pages like the yellow butterfly and then she takes her time and tries to find the object.
The pastel, watercolor illustrations help reinforce how the little bunny finds comfort, safety, and happiness in his mom. Also, the rounded...more
My sister loves looking at the flyleaf and endpapers, because they are filled with numerous outdoor objects from leaves to bugs to flowers. The entire page is covered. She loves to play I spy. I pick an object from one of the pages like the yellow butterfly and then she takes her time and tries to find the object.
The pastel, watercolor illustrations help reinforce how the little bunny finds comfort, safety, and happiness in his mom. Also, the rounded...more
I wanted to read this book every night when I was little...okay..sometimes even now I read it :P This is such a cute book, I think every mother should read this to their little ones :)
I felt like I should like this one more than I did... it's adorable and all, but just didn't really touch me. Still, it's a nice tale of reassurance of mother-child love.
This was one of my favorite stories when I was a little girl. I still smile when my mom reads it to Bryson and Kate.
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i will never forget the countless times my mother and father read this child hood favorite book to me.
This book was shared with me on my first day in the classroom at Piedmont College by Mrs. Mapp in our fine arts for teachers class. I enjoyed the book and think it is especially important for parents and children to read together. After reading the book we created our own drawings of bunnies. The idea was to let the children create their own without too much intervention. This book would be a great opening to a family night or a first day of school to help the children feel secure in an earl...more
AR Reading level 2.0
Guided reading level I
Guided reading level I
the art !!!
One of Graham's favorite books, this story tells the story of a bunny who gets lost and then found in the loving arms of his mommy. A just walking-kiddo, who desires both independence and reunion, can certainly relate. Graham is rapt every time we read it, and I have to say, so am I.
This would be a great book to use with Kindergarteners to help them with their separation anxiety fear. It also talks about unconditional love of parents, which would be good to emphasize during health.
"When games ended in tears, as games sometimes do, Mommy Rabbit made it better."
Deacon's first book-love.
Deacon's first book-love.
a great, endearing story with adorable illustrations. a perfect story for adults and children alike.
Makes Mummy cry, especially when Lucy reads it to her!
My all-time favorite book
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The illustrator of many popular and critically acclaimed books for children, including ALL PIGS ARE BEAUTIFUL by Dick King-Smith, Anita Jeram has also written several children's books of her own. As author-illustrator of BUNNY, MY HONEY, a sweet story of a bunny lost and then found, Anita Jeram was able to exercise her rabbit-drawing skills. A rabbit is also the hero of I LOVE MY LITTLE STORYBOOK,...more
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