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Summary: Little Rabbit befalls a series of adventures in his quest for the best present for his Mother's Birthday. It's a good story for young readers, and is designed to help children with their reading.
Type of Reading: family reading, playtime reading, learning to read
Recommended Age: read together: 4 to 7; read yourself: 6 to 8
Interest Level: 5 to 8
Age of Child: started reading at 18 months
Young Reader Reaction: S/He took to the book immediately, and it was a regular request for about two weeks. It's not part of the every-day request list, but it is still there.
Adult Reader Reaction: Little Rabbit's mishaps are predictable, but the story is pleasant, and there's a happy ending! We expect it will be very popular once s/he starts reading to her/himself.
Pros: The story is reminiscent of a number of Aesop's fables and Peter Rabbit. The vocabulary is for new readers, so integrating the familiar tale(s) with "new" words builds confidence & skills.
Cons: None.
Borrow or Buy: Borrow this one when your child is ready to start reading for him/herself.
Educational Themes: Themes in this book can be approached on several levels: be wary of strangers offering help, don't take from others (even if it’s a good cause), Mothers love you for who you are, not what you give them.
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