No, no, Natalie,

by Grace E. Moremen, Geoffrey P. Fulton (Illustrator)

A rabbit describes a typical day with the children in nursery school.

46 pages, Unknown Binding

First published January 1, 1973

Reviews

[Nancy Laorenza · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is such an excellent book for young children. The pictures are in black-and-white and it follows the story of a rabbit named Natalie that lives in a preschool. The rabbit gets into mischief, so the children are saying to her no no Natalie. It’s a great interactive book and kids are fascinated by the black-and-white pictures. One of my favorite books to read to my preschool class!

[Marcia · Rating 3 out of 5]

This black and white picture book was a favorite of my son's and I dug it out to read to my grandaughter. She loved it just as much. The 70s fashions are so dated, but the chubby white bunny is still a cutie. Appealing to preschoolers-- who can follow the antics and chime in with "No, No, Natalie!"

[Sadiq]

It's very good