Celebrate the timeless magic of childhood friends, love, and imagination in this heartfelt picture book, a perfect Easter basket stuffer for kids! From the very first moment little blue bunny met the little boy, they had a very special connection. Bunny's greatest wish was to have BIG adventures, to be important... to be special. But he believed that would have to wait until the little boy grew up and didn't need him anymore. But could this day be coming sooner than bunny wants? This classic story of friendship shares the perfect reminder that greatest adventure in life to love and be loved in return. Filled with full-color illustrations and a heartfelt message that kids and caregivers will love, this timeless story of a little boy and his blue plush bunny is one that will tug at the heartstrings and pull you back again and again. Why readers love Little Blue Bunny: Parents, grandparents, and caregivers will love reading this nostalgic inspirational book to kids Perfect Valentine's Day gift for ages 4-7, Easter basket stuffer for kids, birthday or graduation gift, or read aloud for any time of year! Screen-free fun for children

Children young and old will be enchanted by the adventures of the Little Blue Bunny. Join Little Blue as he learns about school, rainbows, ghosts, surprise birthdays, vacations and things to do on a rainy day.

"In a world where everything stays pretty much the same, there are occasionally critters (and people!) who are born different. And those born different often have special gifts that can change ordinary life into something special and extraordinary. What will Little Blue Bunny discover about his special gifts? Come and join Little Blue Bunny on his adventure!"--P. [4] of cover.

A little girl who loves her blue wool bunny makes a special toy friend for her new baby brother.

Sad when his boy suddenly disappears, a stuffed toy rabbit is comforted by the other toys until his boy finally returns.

While on a trip to a nearby department store, the author got the idea for this story by watching the scene of his very young daughter choose a toy bunny from a box full of bunnies. The choice of a plain bunny over fancy bunnies gave him the idea of writing the tale from the viewpoint of the toy as if even the most plain of bunnies deserves a loving home.