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Grumpy Bunny

Scholastic Reader Level 2: Let's Share, Grumpy Bunny!

A humorous, easy-to-read story that teaches an important lesson in manners!


Hopper is a good friend--but he needs to learn how to share. In art class, Hopper learns that sharing and cooperating can lead to more creativity and lots of fun!

This humorous, easy-to-read story teaches an important lesson in manners!

32 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2006

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Justine Korman Fontes

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Justine Korman is the author of over 600 children's books, including mega-selling adaptations of Disney hits like THE LION KING, plus her original popular GRUMPY BUNNY series for Scholastic.

Justine has been writing all her life. She worked part-time in publishing while earning her B.A. in English Literature, Phi Beta Kappa from New York University. While an editorial assistant at Golden Books, she met her future husband and partner, Ron Fontes, an artist in the Whitman Comics department, who moved on to mighty Marvel Comics.

When Justine started getting freelance writing assignments, Ron pitched in and a children's book writing team was born! Ron brought visual storytelling, theatre, and history; Justine enthusiasm, humor, and a straight-A attitude.

In 1988, the couple moved to Maine, where they have written everything from beginning readers and novelty books to historical fiction and graphic novels.
Justine's hobbies include fitness, juggling, gardening, cooking, and playing the ukulele. She also enjoys making movies with Ron.

The prolific couple's goal is to write 1001 children's books.

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September 8, 2024
A simple, idealized lesson about sharing.

Hopper O'Hare doesn't like sharing because that means being close to other people who bump you or mess up your work or tools with their carelessness. But he counts to ten and surrenders his personal space and sense of order because . . . fun?

It's hard for an anal-retentive introvert like me to get behind this.
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