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Little Bunny
Stephanie Calmenson
Board book (Little Simon, April 4, 1985)On a bright Spring day, fluffy Little Bunny takes his favorite animal friends on a fun-filled picnic
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Wee Little Bunny
Lauren Thompson, John Butler
Hardcover (Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers, Jan. 26, 2010)Wee Little Bunny just can’t sit still. It’s not that he doesn’t want to hear the tortoise’s story or play with the fox, but he can’t seem to stay in one place long before he has to hop, hop, hop off and play. The only person who can get him to calm down is his mama, and when she does, he gets to tell her all about his busy day!
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Little Bunny
L. (ILT) Rigo Giovanni Caviezel,L. Rigo
Hardcover (Barrons Juveniles, Aug. 16, 2010)Rare Book
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Little Bunny
Stewart Cowley, Susi Adams
Board book (Reader's Digest, Jan. 1, 1996)These delightful storybooks for the very young are also fluffy friends to snuggle up with. Each lovable, huggable character is featured in its own story with a learning element. Little Bunny doesn't like her long ears at first, but she finds them useful after all. Format: Books with Plush Toys Dimensions (inches): 3 1/4 x 3 7/8
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Little Bunny
Rebecca Harry
Board book (B.E.S. Publishing, Feb. 1, 2006)Little Bunny hops around the farm, looking for a friend to play with. All of the charming Noisy Farm Babies board books will delight toddlers with their softly hued color illustrations, their gentle stories about farm animals, and their plastic pushbuttons that make amusing sounds when pressed. The button for Little Chick emits a gentle “cheep cheep,” the Little Lamb says “baa baa,” the Little Duckling lets out four funny “quacks,” and the Little Bunny goes “sproing,” to suggest that he is hopping around. The little stories will please preschool boys and girls.
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Little Bunny
Piggy Toes Press, Liz Conrad
Board book (Piggy Toes Press, Jan. 5, 2009)Little Bunny shows kindness to others in this sparkly story that celebrates spring and friendship. Little hands will love these small-scale, foil accented board books and the adorable barnyard pals. Also available in this series: Little Duck (1581178670), Little Lamb (1581178689), Little Chick (1581178662).
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Wee Little Bunny
Lauren Thompson, John Butler
eBook (Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers, April 5, 2011)Settle down with Little Bunny in this board book edition of his hop-along adventures.Little Bunny just can’t sit still. It’s not that he doesn’t want to hear the tortoise’s story or play with the fox. He just can’t seem to stay in one place long before he has to hop, hop, hop off and play. The only person who can get him to calm down is his mama, and when she does, he gets to tell her all about his busy day! This sturdy board book edition is perfect for even the youngest of readers!
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Little Bunny Bed
Karen L. Johnson, Venessa V. Kelley
Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Sept. 24, 2015)A child imagines the world of a bunny through fanciful illustrations and words that can be read...or sung as a soothing lullaby.
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Little Bunny
Dalmatian Press
Board book (Dalmatian Pr, Aug. 1, 2002)Dalmatian Press
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Little Bunny Little Bunny
John (ILT) Butler John Butler,Lauren Thompson
Hardcover (Little Simon, Jan. 15, 2013)Rare Book
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Little Bunny
Rebecca Finn
Foam Book (Tiger Tales, March 1, 2005)Toddlers and babies can join Little Bunny in this velour covered shaped cloth book featuring Little Bunny's activities at home. This new Cuddly Cuffs book is a perfect companion for babies and toddlers. The best feature is the adjustable strap extending from the top of the spine - making it perfect to attach to a child's wrist, stroller, play-yard or car seat! This edition comes loose with a hang tag only.
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This Little Bunny
R. Powell, Peter Curry
Board book (B.E.S. Publishing, April 1, 2004)A happy bunny is joined in this Mini Movers book by more friendly animals to teach toddlers about opposites. Mini Movers are chunky miniature board books, perfect in size to fit toddlers' tiny hands. Each cleverly designed two-page spread has a delightful sliding feature that is part of the illustration. Kids move it up or down to change a picture into something new. For example, a pink little pig on the left-hand page comes with the words, "This pig is clean." The facing page shows a wooden pigpen and has the caption, "This pig is. . ." When kids slide the pigpen wall up, they discover the pig romping in the mud, accompanied by the word, "dirty." Toddlers will love sliding the pieces back and forth and seeing how different animals act. Simple words, actions, and pictures make these titles fine interactive first books for baby. (Ages 1-4)
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