Jörg Mühle

This was so perfect and adorable, I can't wait to use it in baby storytime!

A little rabbit, clad in a blue bathrobe, goes through his night-time rituals with the help of the readers who are invited to clap their hands, fluff his pillow, kiss him goodnight, and pull up the blanket. I loved that this leaves all the actions up to the kids' imagination; it doesn't include any movable parts or pieces.

The illustrations are simple and sweet, showing a fluffy white bunny and his night-time show more accoutrements against a simple beige background.The color scheme is red, blue and white with blushes of pink.

Verdict: A perfect bedtime story and also great for leading a baby storytime in simple actions from clapping to a little hopping. Don't forget to pair it with a washcloth bunny rabbit and a felt blankie!

ISBN: 9781776570768; Published 2016 by Gecko Press; Borrowed from another library in my consortium show less

A very funny, short read-aloud about some hair that ups and leaves on an adventure, a la The Day the Crayons Quit. Amusing, color illustrations and plenty of puns.

Jorg Muhle has repeated his winning formula in another board book about Little Rabbit. So far, we have been invited to put Little Rabbit to bed and to give him a bath. This time a slightly older looking Little Rabbit has fallen over and hurt his elbow. The readers are invited to blow on the injury, put a plaster on it, sing him a song, stroke his ears, wipe his tears and blow his nose. Then Little Rabbit is ready for his next adventure.
Young children will be able to identify with Little show more Rabbit's situation and the simple illustrations convey his emotions very skilfully. The actions required show less

It is time for Little Rabbit to have a bath and he needs a child to help him. This delightful board book invites the listening child is invited to call Little Rabbit, put shampoo on his ears, cover his eyes, rub him dry, blow his ears dry and put some lotion on him. The familiarity of the bathtime routine in this story is perfect for pre-schoolers. They will enjoy being in control of bathtime for a change and those who don't enjoy baths may be persuaded to emulate the smiling Little Rabbit. show more The simple illustrations and soft tonings are ideal for toddlers. This book is a the second Little Rabbit story with the first being the popular Tickle My Ears. show less