Books with title Tuk-Tuk the Rabbit

Two sisters look longingly through their window at the snowy sky. One goes out and sculpts a little rabbit, but when she brings it back inside to her wheelchair-bound sister, it begins to melt. So they take it outside and into the forest where enchanted things begin to happen. A follow up to her hauntingly beautiful Fox’s Garden, Camille Garoche (a.k.a. Princess Camcam) mounts paper cut scenes into dioramas that are then meticulously lit and photographed, lending the illustrations depth and heightened drama. Steeped in subtle detail and unspoken emotion, The Snow Rabbit is a book to cherish. Also known as Princesse Camcam and the creator of the celebrated Fox's Garden, Camille Garoche lives in Paris with her partner and daughter. Camille's 3D, cut-paper illustrations have been exhibited throughout Europe.

Award-winning artist Richard Jesse Watson presents a warm, funny story about a rabbit who finds many treasures inside his magic hat--but nothing that's better than a special friend to share them with.One day, a magic rabbit hops out of a hat and discovers he can do tricks with it. He pulls out some juggling balls, a picnic, and even a car to drive, but there's no one to share in the fun. Rabbit needs a friend. He reaches into the hat for some new playmates, but the frogs hop off, the mice scurry away, and the birds flap up into the sky. But before Rabbit gets discouraged, he tries one more trick, and out pops another magic hat. Inside that he finds the perfect friend: another magic rabbit, just like him! Magic tricks may be fun, but finding a friend is the best magic of all.

About Tuk-Tuk.Tuk-Tuk or Cotton came to us as a rescue rabbit from the Humane Society in Vero Beach, Florida, in April of 2010. She had some serious health issues and for much of her young life was on medication and a nebulizer. She travelled from Florida to Cape Cod in 2011 and was introduced to her new veterinarian, Dr. Heidi McMorrow at the Cape Cod Animal Hospital who placed her on a diet of broccoli and carrots which has had remarkable results. She is an English Angora rabbit and is groomed daily. We keep her fur trimmed to eliminate fur block which can be fatal for rabbits. The diet helps because of the fiber.

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The realities of life in the wild for the rabbit -- being hunted by foxes and other predators, competing for food and mates -- are very different than those of its domesticated counterparts. Any child who adores the cuddly, furry bunnies of picture book lore, will appreciate this privileged look at the life of this appealing and shy animal. Finely detailed artwork, and an absorbing text make this an excellent gift or a treasured addition to any child's wildlife library.

Do you ever wonder what wonderful things might be hiding in the worldthat we can’t immediately see? What stories your breakfast would tell you ifit could talk, or where your pet would take you in its dreams? Haneru Satothinks such things, so one day, he decides to find out how the world willchange if he changes a little, too. He becomes a rabbit and discovers a worldwhere every corner is a door to somewhere new and the simplest actionslead in unexpected directions. Coming from Japan, this whimsical book isthe first in a trilogy.