Books with title Ralph the Rabbit

When a dog and a rat come upon a rabbit flattened on the road in their neighborhood, they contemplate her situation, wondering what they should do to help her. They decide it can’t be much fun to lie there; she should be moved. But how? And to where? Finally, the dog comes up with an inspired and unique idea and they work together through the night to make it happen. Once finished, they can’t be positive, but they think they have done their best to help the flat rabbit get somewhere better than the middle of the road where they found her. Sparely told with simple artwork, The Flat Rabbit treats the concept of death with a sense of compassion and gentle humor — and a note of practicality. In the end, the dog’s and the rat’s caring, thoughtful approach results in an unusual yet perfect way to respect their departed friend.Grade: 3Fountas & Pinnel: NLexile Measure: AD 610LCommon Core State Standards:CCSS.ELA-Literacy.L.3.3,3a,5,5a,5b,5cCCSS.ELA-Literacy.RF.3.4,4aCCSS.ELA-Literacy.RL.3.1,3,4,5,6,7,10CCSS.ELA-Literacy.W.3.3,3a,3b,3c,3d,5,6,8,10

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.

Barbit is not any rabbit. He is a curious rabbit who needs to know and explore everything around him. Living with his mother, Barbit always felt secure and protected. However, his curiosity made him leave his home alone one day. Where will this lead him? Will he be safe? Who will he meet and will he ever return home? Enjoy listening to this story of discovery, friendship as well as danger as the result of the ambitions of a curious rabbit, Barbit!

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.

When a dog and a rat find a flattened rabbit on the road, they try to figure out what happened and what to do next. After much thought, they come up with a plan and work all night to make it happen... A gentle story about life, death, kindness and compassion. The New York Times described this story as quietly profound , largely because of its discussion of a subject tucked away from children s literature - death. Unlike Goodbye Mog by Judith Kerr, the story is about a stranger's death - a rabbit who is found by a mouse and dog. Not sure what to do, their imagination and compassion come together, and they give it a send off to remember - by attaching it to a kite and letting it fly above the clouds. The Flat Rabbit softly discusses life's only inevitability through heartwarming illustrations and a story that will leave adults as well as children contemplating.

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.

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