Bunnies and their Grandma

by Amy Ehrlich

Mother Bunny takes her three children for a day of fun and games with their cousins at Grandma' house.

23 pages, Hardcover

Published March 30, 1985

About the author

Amy Ehrlich is the author of more than thirty books for young readers and is also a winner of The Dorothy Canfield Fisher Award for her novel Joyride, which was also chosen Booklist Choice Best Book of the Decade. She lives on a farm in Northern Vermont with her husband and a great many domestic and agricultural animals.

Reviews

[Frances · Rating 5 out of 5]

Charming. I love it

[Amy · Rating 2 out of 5]

The illustrations were nice. I didn’t like the racist game they played, or how the children were scared of being punished by their parent or the part about the kids getting in a physical fight.

[Eva-Marie Nevarez · Rating 2 out of 5]

This is a lot like Bunnies All Day Long. It's just there. There isn't anything to it. This isn't anything that I could actually recommend. It's like filler and nothing else.
The story is okay but that's it. The illustrations are okay and that's it. I suppose if you have a kid that's way hung up on bunnies it may be more worth it but even then there are a ton of bunny-filled children's books out there.
Julia and I read Ehrlich's adaptation of Thumbalina and we enjoyed that more. She also has at least a few more adaptations of popular fairy tales like Cinderella and Rapunzel. I think we'll stick to this from Ehrlich.