Part of the A to Z Authors/Illustrators
Margaret Wise Brown:
Most famous for her classic , Good Night Moon, she has written some beautiful ones.
Books that Bubble Ink has read :
Good Night Moon, Big Red Barn, Runaway Bunny, Home for a bunny
Books read to the Bubbling:
All the 3 except Home for a bunny(a recent buy).
Bubble Ink pick:
Runaway Bunny
Bubbling Pick:
Runaway Bunny.
Some more that we think are great:
The Color Kittens
We will review here, the Bubble Ink and Bubbling pick : Runaway Bunny
The Book:
The Runaway Bunny is written by Margaret Wise Brown and illustrated by Clement Hurd.
The Bubble:
This book is about mother-child love with some beautiful illustrations alternating in black and white and color. It is the story about a baby bunny which wants to run away from the mother bunny and the mother bunny who retorts saying he will run after the baby bunny to find him.
We love the different imaginative forms that the baby bunny thinks up to run away and the mother bunny devising the fitting form to find him.
When a fish, the mother would become a fisherman to fish for him; When a crocus in the garden, the mother would become a gardener to find him; When a bird, the mother would become the tree to fly into.
Sampe Lines:
"If you are gardener and find me", said the little bunny, "I will be a bird and fly away from you."
"If you become a bird and fly away from me," said his mother, "I will be a tree that you come home to"
Bubble Ink's verdict:
At least one mother child book is a must own in every child's library. If you are little one loves bunnies or if these illustrations appeal to you, this might that ONE.
We were impressed by the bonding and the protective nature of mothers that the book brings out in the form of text and illustrations. The text touches you, the illustrations move you.
We give it 4-bubbles.
Bubbling verdict:
We had this since the bubbling was a little over 18 months. While she wasn't ready then to understand the mother-baby thing, she loved the illustrations and we both delighted spotting the baby bunny disguised in the many forms. She loves the mountain climber page and spotting the bunny hidden so intelligently amidst the mountain peaks.
It is a bubbling-fab-four.
Margaret Wise Brown:
Most famous for her classic , Good Night Moon, she has written some beautiful ones.
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Books that Bubble Ink has read :
Good Night Moon, Big Red Barn, Runaway Bunny, Home for a bunny
Books read to the Bubbling:
All the 3 except Home for a bunny(a recent buy).
Bubble Ink pick:
Runaway Bunny
Bubbling Pick:
Runaway Bunny.
Some more that we think are great:
The Color Kittens
We will review here, the Bubble Ink and Bubbling pick : Runaway Bunny
The Book:
The Runaway Bunny is written by Margaret Wise Brown and illustrated by Clement Hurd.
The Bubble:
This book is about mother-child love with some beautiful illustrations alternating in black and white and color. It is the story about a baby bunny which wants to run away from the mother bunny and the mother bunny who retorts saying he will run after the baby bunny to find him.
We love the different imaginative forms that the baby bunny thinks up to run away and the mother bunny devising the fitting form to find him.
When a fish, the mother would become a fisherman to fish for him; When a crocus in the garden, the mother would become a gardener to find him; When a bird, the mother would become the tree to fly into.
Sampe Lines:
"If you are gardener and find me", said the little bunny, "I will be a bird and fly away from you."
"If you become a bird and fly away from me," said his mother, "I will be a tree that you come home to"
Bubble Ink's verdict:
At least one mother child book is a must own in every child's library. If you are little one loves bunnies or if these illustrations appeal to you, this might that ONE.
We were impressed by the bonding and the protective nature of mothers that the book brings out in the form of text and illustrations. The text touches you, the illustrations move you.
We give it 4-bubbles.
Bubbling verdict:
We had this since the bubbling was a little over 18 months. While she wasn't ready then to understand the mother-baby thing, she loved the illustrations and we both delighted spotting the baby bunny disguised in the many forms. She loves the mountain climber page and spotting the bunny hidden so intelligently amidst the mountain peaks.
It is a bubbling-fab-four.
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