Books with title the-runaway-bunny

On a night of wild storms, two lonely creatures escape from captivity.One of the creatures is a boy, Smiler, wrongly convicted of stealing, the other a cheetah, Yarra, leaving the Longleat Wild Life Park to have her cubs in privacy.Both are in danger from the outside world and each other, but somehow their lives become inextricably bound up as they fight for survival on the edge of Salisbury Plain.The Runaways is the first book in Victor Canning's classic children's trilogy, which continues in Flight of the Grey Goose.'Victor Canning is one of the world's finest story-tellers' Good Housekeeping

Young readers will love the latest novel from three-time Newbery Honor winner Zilpha Keatley Snyder:Dani O'Donnell can't wait to get out of her new home town, Rattler Springs, out in the middle of the desert. All she wants to do is get back to California where she belongs. So just before she turns 13, Dani plans her escape. But things get complicated when 9-year-old Stormy wants to go, and so does the new rich girl in town, Pixie. When this threesome finally resolves to go, they must face what running away really means, and the true reason they are going.

Three unhappy kids who are stuck in the Nevada desert in 1951 think running away will solve their problems.Dani O'Donnell is stuck in the middle of the desert, in gruesome Rattler Springs. She knows the desert hates her, and she returns the favor in spades. All she wants to do is get back to California, but she and her mother are too broke to move. Just before her 13th birthday, Dani decides to run away. But before she can get anywhere, 9-year-old Stormy decides he's going, too. Now Dani must come up with money for two bus tickets.Dani and Stormy are busy earning money when Pixie moves to town. She is the strangest girl--and the biggest liar--Dani has ever met, but she's also rich. She wants to run away too, and she gets them the money they need. Now they each must face what running away will mean--and why they're really doing it.

Julia and Nathan have no friends to speak of. They're misfits of Mrs Henrey's class - awlays the last to be picekd for the team, and always without a partner. Then they discover a stash of money in a deserted house and suddenly, instant popularity seems just around the corner. But so is trouble, in the shape of the adults who start asking difficult questions. There is only one thing the pair can do now, and that is to run away!

When Zach and Johnathan decided to run away and be on their own. Mike offered to help them, but he was not going. Carrying almost six hundred dollars, Mike's tent, and some groceries, they left their homes, leaving Mike to spread rumors as to where they were supposed to have gone. Actually, they camped out in the woods behind Mike's house at night and slipped through the door Mike left unlocked to eat and watch television during the day. Find out what adventures they had during the week they were gone, and how the police finally caught them. Did they gain the freedom they longed for?

Maggie is almost four, with a cozy little room and a warm, soft, heirloom bed covered by a beautiful patchwork quilt. bedtime was never a problem...until a few days ago, when a sudden rainstorm woke Maggie up and rain came in the open window, dousing the bed and Maggie. She ran to her sister's room and left her wet bed all alone; stiff, shivering, lonely and unloved. Her bed was so sad, it ran away! Martha Newcomer's heartwarming story and Angela Donato's whimsical illustrations will become a cherished bedtime story for small children and their parents. Martha has been telling this story to her own children and grandchildren for many years. Now for the first time other children can confront their own bedtime loneliness and fears. They'll learn from Maggie and her runaway bed that bedtime is wonderful, and your own bed is the best place to have sweet dreams every night.