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Loading... Let's Make Rabbitsby Leo Lionni
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. A cute board book for children. It can be used to help teach them about imagination. However, the cover gives some negative connotations. ( )Pencil and scissors decide to make rabbits, each in its own way. They then have to feed them (carrots, of course). When the rabbits find and eat a "real" carrot (they know it's real because of its shadow), they too become real (develop shadows). You are what you eat? This is certainly easier than what the Velveteen Rabbit had to go through. Same content as the original, non-board book. This is an excellent and creative story -- it reminds me a little of "Harold and the Purple Crayon". It's good for stimulating the imagination. It got my daughter excited about finding her shadow. I LOVE this book!! This has been one of my favorite kids books for as long as I can remember... Just the idea of a paper rabbit coming to life, the magic, the wonder, is so awesome! This is one of those books I just know I'll read to my future children. no reviews | add a review
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The brilliant Lionni amuses himself--and his readers--with this playful send-up of the creative process. Each bunny is unique in its own right, skillfully and yet simply designed--the wonderful kind of images readers never forget. Four-time Caldecott Honor winner Lionni wrote more than 40 children's picture books in his lifetime, including well-loved classics Frederick and Swimmy. (Ages 1 to 4) --Emilie Coulter
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