CHILDREN'S BOOKS/AGES 4-8

Meet Little Bunny on the day that she ventures out of the burrow for the first time and learns she has everything she needs to be the perfect bunny – wiggly ears for listening, a wrinkly nose for sniffing and big, bouncy feet for hopping. These adorable books, featuring cute photographic illustrations, are perfect for bedtime or nap time, with simple stories sure to soothe your little one to sleep and give them sweet dreams.

A brave little rabbit leaves her safe hutch to find adventure.

A Wonderful Combination of Humor, Naiveté and Sweetness... The Brave Silly Rabbit is an adorably illustrated children's book about an endearing little rabbit, who you cannot help but fall in love with. It's a wonderful read-out-loud book, that keeps children engaged till the end. Rabbit is strong and brave. He is the toughest rabbit he knows, and he will certainly never hide or run from danger. That's because he can outrun anyone, and he is not afraid of anything or anyone. But rabbits have natural predators, don't they? Left out in nature, how would rabbit deal with the likes of a snake, a hawk, a fox, or a bobcat? Vibrant Illustrations and Playful Language keep Children Engaged Despite the odds, Rabbit remains defiant and confident in himself. It is that defiance, that makes the book such a fun read. The rhyming stanzas are somewhat reminiscent to Little Blue Truck, by Alice Schertle. And like that book, The Brave Silly Rabbit is sure to liven up the reading experience of any toddler or preschooler. The illustrations are colorful, pleasing, and cleverly matched with the rhymes. The Brave Silly Rabbit is sure to become a storytime favorite.

This story about a brave, young rabbit and a family of noisy elephants will teach children how being messy, loud and disrespectful to your neighbors may lead to problems and cost you friends - and how tidying up after yourself, caring for others and keeping your planet nice and clean might help you find new ones.A family of rabbits take a liking to a lovely, little pond in an arid savanna, but their peace of mind is soon disturbed by a family of loud elephants, who find the pond just as attractive and decide to drop in. They not only begin to drink up all the water, but also turn out to be very messy and rather unfriendly. Feeling threatened and upset, the rabbits decide to teach the elephants a lesson. The youngest and bravest rabbit comes up with a plan; late at night, under a bright, full moon, he hides in the bushes and speaks to the elephants in a terrifying voice. They can only see the shadow of a Pond Monster, scolding them about their bad habits and sending them away from the pond. The frightened elephants, realizing the errors of their ways, decide to act: they clean up all their litter and dispose of it in nearby trash cans. In the morning, the rabbits awaken to tidy shores and clean water and make friends with the elephants, offering them to play by the pond together from now on.

Hippo seems to be scared of everything until Rabbit helps him to be brave.

Teetu the bunny writes a book during a much-needed break from his crowded burrow but before long, he is lost, hungry, and lonely.