Too Many Bunnies
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| Rating | : | 4.12 (761 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1596430389 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 16 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-01-28 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Once upon a time there were two rabbit holes. One was empty, the other was crammed full of bunnies (five to be precise). And Matt Novak's sensationally silly artwork will make them laugh out loud.. One day, Chubby said, "There are two many bunnies in this hole." So one by one, they each made their way across to the other rabbit hole until, lo and behold, there are too many bunniesThis ingenious yet simple novelty with die cut rabbit holes will charm young readers
Matt Novak is author/illustrator of numerous picture books, including Mouse TV, Elmer Blunt's Open House, The Robobots and No Zombies Allowed. He was trained as an animator and worked for Disney for many years.
Trena Fuller said Excellent and entertaining book!. This is one of my kids' favorite books. It's cute, fun, and a joy to read. It makes a great gift for your kids or for anyone with kids under age 6.. A truly wonderful story - my daughter loves it!! This book is terrific. My husband picked in out for our 3 month old and she loves it. You must read it over and over to her and use a different voice for the different bunnies. She absolutely loves it!! It has become her favorite book and we cannot go anywhere without it. I definitely recommend it.. Never too many bunnies! This is an adorable book that will please toddlers and older children who find bunnies to be fun. The bunnies have fun names like Chubby, Fuzzy, Floppy, Whiskers, andBob.The book stands well on its own for the story, but you can also use it to do basic counting, colors and for the older child, reading!
The action of the text is matched by five die-cut bunnies that "jump" from one place to the other with the turn of each page. This interactive technique demonstrates the bunnies' movements while the rest of the pictures show the havoc they wreak on their neighbors. From School Library Journal PreSchool-K–Chubby, Fuzzy, Floppy, Whiskers, and Bob are feeling a little cramped in their small bunny hole so, one by one, they decide to relocate to the empty hole across the field. The colorful and textural illustrations work well with the text to make this humorous tale great for small groups or one-on-one sharing.