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The bunny burrow buyer's book : a tale of rabbit real estate / Steve Light.
A swiftly increasing family of rabbits explore prospective new homes in the forest dwellings of their animal neighbors.
Record details
- ISBN: 9781576877524
- Physical Description: 1 volume (unpaged) : color illustrations ;
- Edition: First edition.
- Publisher: Brooklyn, NY : POW!, 2016.
Content descriptions
| General Note: | Fold out pages. |
Search for related items by subject
| Subject: | Rabbits > Fiction. Moving, Household > Fiction. Animals > Habitation > Fiction. |
Available copies
- 3 of 4 copies available at Evergreen Indiana.
Holds
- 0 current holds with 4 total copies.
Show Only Available Copies
| Location | Call Number / Copy Notes | Barcode | Shelving Location | Status | Due Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jay Co PL - Portland | E LIGHT (Text) | 76383000441175 | Office | Available | - |
| Newburgh Chandler PL - Bell Road Library | JE LIGHT (Text) | 39206021237639 | J Picture Book - Animals | Available | - |
| Porter County PL - South Haven Public Library | LIGHT (Text) | 33410013946449 | Kids Picture Books | Available | - |
| Westfield Washington PL - Westfield | jP Animals Rabbits Bunny (Text) | 78292000360621 | Adult Desk | Temporarily Unavailable | - |
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- Baker & Taylor
Cut-outs, gatefolds and elaborately detailed pen-and-ink illustrations combine in the story of a swiftly increasing family of rabbits who explore prospective new homes in the forest dwellings of their animal neighbors. By the best-selling creator of the Vehicles Go! series. - Baker & Taylor
A swiftly increasing family of rabbits explore prospective new homes in the forest dwellings of their animal neighbors. - Random House, Inc.
This saga of a swiftly increasing family of rabbits in search of a new place to call their own, rendered in exquisitely detailed artwork featuring cut-outs and gatefolds, is a perfect book for small children whose families are moving to a new home.
Mr. and Mrs. Rabbit are having baby bunnies, and their burrow-for-two is just too small to accomodate a growing family. Time to call the forest real estate agent! As anyone searching for a new home must, the Rabbits look at a lot of different places, each one appealing in its own way, but none of them quite is right! Will they find the perfect new home to call their own?
A single, black brushstroke that runs through the entire book provides a line that can be traced by little fingers from page to page, and anchors the detailed pen-and-ink style that Steve uses to show the forest homes and the creatures who currently inhabit them--the visible above-ground part of each burrow appears above the line, and the underground portion shows below the line. In addition, circular die cuts in each page allow a peek into the next burrow.
With gorgeous artwork and exquisite production, this lovely little volume makes a fine gift for any new homeowner, and particularly for those with small children.
· according to the US Census Bureau, around 40 million Americans move house each year--and growing families account for a significant percentage of the numbers, as they outgrow their spaces
· preschoolers and elementary-school age kids often feel significant anxiety about moving house; this book helps them anticipate the change with positive feelings - Simon and Schuster
This saga of a swiftly increasing family of rabbits in search of a new place to call their own, rendered in exquisitely detailed artwork featuring cut-outs and gatefolds, is a perfect book for small children whose families are moving to a new home.
Mr. and Mrs. Rabbit are having baby bunnies, and their burrow-for-two is just too small to accomodate a growing family. Time to call the forest real estate agent! As anyone searching for a new home must, the Rabbits look at a lot of different places, each one appealing in its own way, but none of them quite is right! Will they find the perfect new home to call their own?
A single, black brushstroke that runs through the entire book provides a line that can be traced by little fingers from page to page, and anchors the detailed pen-and-ink style that Steve uses to show the forest homes and the creatures who currently inhabit them--the visible above-ground part of each burrow appears above the line, and the underground portion shows below the line. In addition, circular die cuts in each page allow a peek into the next burrow.
With gorgeous artwork and exquisite production, this lovely little volume makes a fine gift for any new homeowner, and particularly for those with small children.
· according to the US Census Bureau, around 40 million Americans move house each year--and growing families account for a significant percentage of the numbers, as they outgrow their spaces
· preschoolers and elementary-school age kids often feel significant anxiety about moving house; this book helps them anticipate the change with positive feelings
