Ogilvy is a new bunny in town, and is confused and dismayed to learn that "bunnies in dresses play ball and knit socks, / and bunnies in sweaters make art and climb rocks." Ogilvy simply changes the name of the garment they're wearing - a sort of sweater dress - depending on what they want to do that day. And eventually, they confront the arbitrary rule, so that everyone is free to play whatever they wish.

The rhythm of the rhyme in this book is almost Seussian (Seussical?), and reads smoothly. The illustrations were made with graphite pencils, Photoshop, and sweaters.

See also: Molly's Tuxedo, Julian is a Mermaid ( )

A bunny wants to be able to wear a sweater but which one will he choose? He does not want to be judged but all of the ones he owns aren't necessarily super normal.

WONDERFULLY DONE. This was in our text set for class and it was one of my favorite read alouds. Ogilvy stands tall with his identity and it inspires everyone.