Books with title Barbit the Rabbit

Roxy the rabbit and her mother find out the king of all beasts is coming to their part of the forest for the first time. Roxy rushes to tell her friend Shea-Shea the skunk of the exciting news. Roxy and Shea-Shea invite their friends to meet the king but are surprised to learn that not everyone welcomes or expects the king's coming. Is the king really coming? Will the other forest creatures join Roxy and Shea-Shea as they prepare for the king? Join Becky Albert as she weaves a memorable tale of two furry forest friends who discover the power of a heart that believes in her book Roxy the Rabbit: The King Is Coming.

This fantasy story is set in the beautiful countryside. Webster Lester and their tween sister Molly Rabbit - who is really a kind girl, likes painting her nails, and babysitting - get into mischief when they decide to go into the Allisons’ yard to play in the grass and snack on the flowers. They get doused with water, chased by dogs and almost snatched up by a group of little league boys. For the three rabbits, there are new dangers to face every day in the woods. Aside from trying to avoid getting caught by Mrs. Allison when they go into her garden to play, and trying to avoid getting run over by Mr. Allison’s old lawn mower, the rabbits must look out for Mr. Red Fox! Life for the rabbits is full of adventure and surprises!”

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.

A new foster pet, someBUNNY special, has arrived at the Takano house, and eight-year-old Kaita is over the moon! But Roo isn't lick-your-face friendly like the dogs Kaita's used to fostering, and she soon wonders if she'll ever be able to break the ice and find the skittish mini lop a forever home. The chapter book is a charmingly illustrated lesson in patience, narrated by Kaita herself.