Books with title Tuk-Tuk 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.

Abbot the Rabbit is a story about a once homeless and lonely little rabbit who loved to dress up for the holidays. One day he is surprised by a fairy Godrabbit who leads him to a pond where magic is done, and his wishes for a home and friends come true. These new friends love him so much that they also dress for the holidays, just like him! Abbot is so happy he begins to sing, and thanks his fairy Godrabbit as she flies away.

"Cate performs a little magic trick of her own...conjuring up two instantly likable characters...Readers will demand an encore." — PUBLISHERS WEEKLY (starred review) (Ages 4-8)Ray the magician and his bunny assistant are best friends. They work together all day, performing their act in front of admiring crowds and return each night to the tiny apartment they share. But then comes the day downtown when the friends become separated, and suddenly Bunny is lost and alone. How will he ever find Ray in the hustle and bustle of the city? With its wonderfully detailed black-and-white illustrations strategically sprinkled with yellow (look carefully!), this tender story from a talented new author-illustrator will have you believing in the magic of friendship.

Attractive vintage copy McGraw-Hill-English language- 1965 New York fifth printing Library of Congress catalog card number 652-1583 -pre ISBN out of print copyright by author blue denim-looking boards gold titling on spine Goldenrod tan-ish end papers deckle edges- 389 pgs-Wonder what true love is, this novel has some satisfying answers. It traces into middle age the career of a rabbi who marries a shickseh (converted from Christianity), an act which his congregations view with grave distaste. Surely a dedicated rabbi, who is almost a Talmudic scholar, can find a good Jewish girl the rabbi has very original ideas. He feels to marry, not merely a convert.Anguish is that they aren't worthy of him-not if he is to sign a lifetime contract with them. -Rabbi has a string of failures around the country, congregations which slip through his fingers or which he abandons because they are at fault.San Francisco congregation- wants a spiritual factotum, a rabbi- the high holy days no bother them on lesser occasions.Georgia congregation wants a rabbi who will turn his head away from the color problem.Pennsylvania congregation builds him a half-million dollar temple with famous art-- then they avoid him like a tax-collector, which-in effect, he is .After twenty happy years of marriage rabbi's wife falls into involutional melancholia and undergoes shock treatment. Her successful recovery& return home provide a deeply moving climax to a generally illuminating novel. -The Rabbi- Author Noah Gordon- Edition-fifth printing- McGraw-Hill New York , 1965-deckle edge pages blue cloth covers-dust jacket-poor- lcn 652-1583 -- 389 pages-