An irresistible read-aloud, and a delight for all.
Let’s Play, Little Rabbit
Join in with Little Rabbit, playing all the games that toddlers love in this new board book in the internationally bestselling Tickle My Ears interactive series that will have toddlers, adults and rabbits all playing together.
Little Rabbit wants to play. He hides behind a blanket, then peeks out: Peek-a-boo! He splashes in the bath, swings back and forth, and plays with his own little rabbit too—one, two, three, whee, rabbit flies!
Young children will love taking part in these familiar sequences and laugh at the cheeky finish, because Little Rabbit has grown up enough to play a joke on his readers.
Jörg Mühle’s warm and accessible illustrations encourage children to take on all the roles in the story as they copy Little Rabbit. This new book in the bestselling interactive board book series will have toddlers jumping to play.
Follow-on from Tickle My Ears: “A wonderful interactive bedtime book for children and little rabbits” —Axel Scheffler of The Gruffalo
Other books in the series are Bathtime for Little Rabbit and Poor Little Rabbit.
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Book Details
Country of Origin Germany Reader Age 0-2 year Book Size ISBN
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Reviews
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Book Bound –
Gorgeous.
School Reading List –
Charming… with ebullient illustrations.
Luminous Libro –
I like that this book has simple descriptions of sweet baby games, and invites the reader to join in.
Puget Sound Council for the Review of Children’s and Young Adult Literature –
This board book will inspire youngsters to try out similar activities, and hopefully expand their repetoire.
Red Reading Hub –
A sweetly playful, vibrantly illustrated, interactive board book.
Paula Green, Poetry Box –
Love the ending. Simple language, simple play.
Midwest Book Review –
Especially recommended for family, daycare center, preschool, kindergarten, and community library board book collections.
School Library Journal, starred review –
An irresistible read-aloud, and a delight for all.
Kirkus Reviews –
An appealing, bouncy read that will entice little ones.