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Books with title The Rhyming Rabbit

  • The Reading Rabbit

    Jan Yager, Mitzi Lyman

    language (Hannacroix Creek Books, Inc., May 28, 2016)
    A celebration of the uniqueness in all creatures - people and animals - as this children's book explores a reading rabbit and the special positive bond between the little girl in the story and her reading rabbit. Includes suggested questions for discussion at the end of the book that parents, teachers, and librarians can ask that deal with pets, rabbits, friendship, reading, and stereotyping. Jan Yager, the author, has taught elementary school; she is an adjunct assistant college professor. Mitzi Lyman is a fine artist. They are also the author/illustrator team for THE CANTALOUPE CAT and THE QUIET DOG.Praise for THE READING RABBIT:"I read THE READING RABBIT to my children and they enjoyed it. Then I read it to my 2-year-old's nursery school class and I got the same positive reaction to this refreshing picture book. THE READING RABBIT is an imaginative way of reinforcing the joy of reading, and reading together, and the idea that all creatures and people are unique and special."--Kristan Bridges, parent and FriendSmart program developer"Children will delight in the charming tale of THE READING RABBIT. The illustrations and rhyme in this book support early reading skills and will engage young readers. It will be a "must" in our school library."--Lynn G. Bigelman, elementary school principal, past president, Michigan Reading Association
  • The Rabbit

    Mr. Scott A Marcy

    Paperback (Independently published, Sept. 13, 2017)
    Anne studied to become a CPA, but she hungered for more: more life, more joy, and more excitement. When she entered the attic crawlspace that fall day, she wanted to see where it led, but nothing could prepare her for what she found. She emerged in the city of Liberty on the planet Eden, but this was just the beginning. The universe opened before her, and she discovers a hidden truth about herself: she is a Rabbit. What is a Rabbit? Join Anne and learn the answer. Who knows, you too might be a Rabbit, and you too will join the adventure.
  • The Rabbit

    Sally Tagholm, Bert Kitchen

    Paperback (Kingfisher, June 20, 2003)
    The realities of life in the wild for the rabbit are very different than those of its domesticated counterparts.
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  • The Rabbit

    John Burningham, Jan Pienkowski (designed)

    Hardcover (Thomas Y, )
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  • The Spring Rabbit

    Joyce Dunbar, Susan Varley

    Hardcover (Lothrop Lee & Shepard, March 1, 1994)
    Touching full-color illustrations tell the tale of little Smudge, the only rabbit in the forest with no brothers and sisters, whose mother tells him to wait until spring when his wishes for a big family might come true.
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  • Rhymen The Rabbit

    Rosemary Massie

    Paperback (AuthorHouse Publishing, June 23, 2011)
    Rhymen the Rabbit lives in the forest with his animal friends. Whenever he speaks, his words are in rhyme, like a poem. He received this nickname from his fellow forest friends who enjoy hearing his little poetic speeches. Noticing all the changes in the forest and environment, Rhymen seeks answers to the problems in the forest. "Save the Forest", and the sequel book: "Meeting the Forest Ranger", shares the tale of how the animals look for help in cleaning up the forest.
  • The Rabbit

    Carol Greene

    Hardcover (Crestwood House, June 1, 1988)
    Examines the physical characteristics, behavior, lifestyle, and natural environment of the rabbit and presents some advice about keeping this fast-breeding animal as a pet
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  • The Rabbit

    John Burningham

    Hardcover (Ty Crowell Co, )
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  • The Reading Rabbit

    Jan Yager, Mitzi Lyman

    Paperback (Hannacroix Creek Books, Incorporated, Dec. 13, 2013)
    This illustrated children's book is about a young girl who likes reading to her pet rabbit, Rachel. It is a celebration about what is special about all creatures. There are follow-up questions and suggestions for additional books to read on the last page of the book.
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  • The Spring Rabbit

    Joyce Dunbar, Susan Varley

    Paperback (Bantam Doubleday Dell, Feb. 9, 1998)
    Smudge is the only rabbit in the woods without a brother or sister. His mother tells him to wait for spring, but that is a long way off. In the fall, Smudge builds a leaf-and-twig brother, but he blows away. He builds a snow sister in the winter, but she melts. Will Smudge's wish for a sibling ever come true?
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  • The Rabbit

    Nadine Saunier, Marcelle Geneste

    Hardcover (B E S Pub Co, April 1, 1988)
    Hardcover, as pictured (ch)
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  • The Spring Rabbit

    Susan Varley

    Hardcover (Andersen Press, Feb. 17, 1994)
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