written and illustrated by Rosemary Wells

The official anthem of Perrot’s infant and toddler storytime programs is a charming, rhyming invitation for parents and children to celebrate the pleasures of reading together every day. Nine illustrations and forty well-chosen words comprise this little gem. Read to your bunny often, and your bunny will read to you!

-Mrs. K.

Little Rabbit Lost

written and illustrated by Harry Horse

E HORSE

One in a series of Little Rabbit books, this episode finds Little Rabbit celebrating his birthday with a trip to Rabbit World, a most amazing amusement park. Alas, Little Rabbit finds himself not quite as big as he would like, resulting in frustration, fear, and ultimately redemption. With particularly beautiful illustrations, Little Rabbit Lost is a book to be found!

-Mrs. Bailey

by Janet Schulman, illustrated by Meilo So

E SCHUL

A charming book with lovely watercolor illustrations, this simple story follows a young bunny through all four seasons and ends up in spring, where she wonders if life can possibly get any better. Luckily, her mother is right there to reassure her that every season has something to relish and life can be full of wonder all year long.

-Miriam

Winter is coming, and Rabbit has just found two delicious turnips! He’s worried that his friend Donkey won’t have enough to eat, and decides to give him one of the vegetables. But Donkey thinks it’s Goat who could really use that turnip. Can you guess what Goat will do? This warm and simple book is based on a Chinese folktale and teaches a gentle lesson about the value of generosity.

-Vicky

by DuBose Heyward, illustrated by Marjorie Flack

A beautiful story about a young bunny named Cottontail who never gives up on her dream of becoming one of the Five Easter Bunnies. These special bunnies are chosen by Grandfather Bunny to deliver Easter eggs to children all over the world. How will Cottontail ever be able to become one of the five Easter Bunnies after becoming a mother of 21 little bunnies? By being very wise, very kind and very swift. A story to be shared and enjoyed year after year.

-Dawn

Learning to share a home with a rabbit is hard on a cat who has been used to being #1 around the house. A Caldecott Honor Book.

-Barbara

by Candace Fleming, illustrated by G. Brian Karas

Those mischievious bunnies are at it again! You may remember them from "Muncha, Muncha, Muncha!" This time they are trying to sneak into Mr. McGreely's house and the result is lots of fun.

-Mrs. Kennedy

written and illustrated by Beatrix Potter

E POTTE

The first of Beatrix Potter's beloved stories, The Tale of Peter Rabbit follows the mischievous Peter as he disobeys his mother's orders and makes his way into Mr. McGregor's garden. It becomes an adventure as "poor" Peter Rabbit is chased throughout his entire garden! A classic tale that every child must read!

-Mary

written and illustrated by Rosemary Wells

HOLIDAY E WELLS

This is the charming story of two irresistible bunnies-- Max, and his older sister, Ruby. When mischievous Max cannot find any eggs on the egg hunt, he awards himself the prize, and eats the chocolate chicken anyway. Before Ruby gets too upset however, she finds a chocolate duck left for her by the ever-thoughtful Easter Bunny. I especially enjoyed the imaginative illustrations-- which beautifully convey the sentiments of these adorable bunnies.

-Mrs. Weicher