Books with title The Funny Bunny Factory

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Johnny looked in the bowl which stood on the hearth, near a few smouldering brands, and shook his head as he answered,—"I'm not very hungry, mother. There's only enough for you and Ella." Then without another word he hurried away, for the factory bell was ringing; and he knew that he must not be late. Poor little Johnny! How he shivered as he shuffled along that frosty December morning! He could not pick up his feet, as the boys say, and run; for his shoes were much too large for him, and the heels were so worn that it was only by shuffling that he could keep them on his feet. He had scarce a quarter of a mile to go; but cold and hungry as the child was, it seemed a long way to him. He could not help wishing he were a baby like Ella, and could lie in bed all day, with his dead father's coat thrown over him to keep him warm.

YOUR CHILD READ, DRAW, AND SHARES WITH THIS "YOU DRAW THE ADVENTURE" BOOK! Help Bogo the Funny Bunny spread laughter and joy to children everywhere! READ the exciting storybook one page at a time, then . . . DRAW your own adventure in a first of its kind "You Draw The Adventure" book! This is a complete storybook without illustrations designed to allow children to draw their own stories, encouraging imagination, literacy, and creativity! SHARE your unique story with your family and friends, and have fun! BONUS: Includes Question-Answer Relationships questions and Multiple Choice Questions for added comprehension, a Series Checklist, and more! You Draw The Adventure where imagination, creativity, and comprehension is fun and simple. GENRE: Children 6+; Interactive Fiction] Visit WalapieMedia.com.

The Factory. This is the 9th book of the series of 13 books of "The Tales of Mr Mouse" which is all about a mouse who explores the magical world of Toy Town with all its characters from Nancy Doll, Mr Boffo the clown, to Police Constable George and many others. Each book has an exciting and imaginative tale of adventure with several pages along with classic illustrations. Set in a traditional style to help you with the good night stories and helping your child develop their wonderful minds. More books to follow..

Discover a treasure trove of beautifully illustrated books with G&D Vintage! Featuring books from our Wonder Books line originally published in the 1940s, 50s, and 60s, there's something for every reader in these timeless stories with classic illustrations.When hundreds of adorable bunnies make an abandoned factory their new home, they discover treasures like sugar eggs, penny candy, toys, and party hats. But one little bunny isn't interested in any of these discoveries...until he finds carrots!

TAKE a cup of porridge, Johnny, dear. It's too cold to go to work without something warm." Johnny looked in the bowl which stood on the hearth, near a few smouldering brands, and shook his head as he answered,—"I'm not very hungry, mother. There's only enough for you and Ella." Then without another word he hurried away, for the factory bell was ringing; and he knew that he must not be late.

Unlike some other reproductions of classic texts (1) We have not used OCR(Optical Character Recognition), as this leads to bad quality books with introduced typos. (2) In books where there are images such as portraits, maps, sketches etc We have endeavoured to keep the quality of these images, so they represent accurately the original artefact. Although occasionally there may be certain imperfections with these old texts, we feel they deserve to be made available for future generations to enjoy.