Books with title the-runaway-bunny

Each was trying to escape from captivity; Smiler Miles was a fugitive from reform school, and the young cheetah, Yarra, had fled from a zoo. Unknown to each other, they took refuge in a deserted barn. When they discovered one another, a strange alliance grew between them; Smiler was too young to be incorrigible but too independent to accept his fate; Yarra had been content until a storm brought the chance for freedom. They were two creatures who had to stay free!

The Runaway Bubble is a high vocabulary, high interest picture book geared for the young child in the formative years. Adults may explore science fiction while young children delve into fantasy. Although the Runaway Bubble is created on the early childhood level it has been spiced with action, clothed in adventure and peppered with excitement. It meets the needs of the gifted child to speculate, evaluate and maintain. In a world of technology pushing kids in learning to cope in the speed-generationChildren are robbed of being read to at home by parents. The Runaway Bubble has been tested in various grades at the Walter Douglas Elementary School in Tucson, Arizona. The reader was astonished at how awestruck the kids became. It was like sitting in front of children mesmerized in curiosity as the faces of the bubble expressed the mood of the moment. Each bubble book is advanced in and excels in adjective superlatives without the child realizing he/she is building an a foundation of an extensive vocabulary, reasoning and provoking through processing grammar. This book also stretches the child%u2019s imagination with wonder as the bubble reinforces good manners, maintaining a healthy body and placing emphasizes on personal safety in new and rarity plots. Its intent is to conquer knowledge and explore new avenues of wonderment. We feed our toddlers fantasies of reindeer flying through the sky with a sleigh filled with toys; an Easter Bunny passing out eggs and a Tooth Fairy with money for each tooth placed under a pillow. So why not a bubble teaching health and safety, good manners, respect for others and filling the world with being nice to conquer global hate and forget about war. Since children are our future, perhaps they can help the world as they learn to love. Can we obtain such hope? Every Magic Bubble book should be in thy library of the gifted child and in the hands of the curious, fascinated and the mischievous. All of the above will appreciate the elements of surprise found in each of the bubble books.