I Am a Bunny (Golden Sturdy Book)

Taking us through all the seasons on the calendar, Nicholas is a Bunny who proclaims the essence of Bunnyhood. Nicholas is refreshing in his self-awareness, and he completely lacks the neurotic self-doubt that plagues modern literature. Nicholas defines himself through his interactions with the wider world and all that it offers: whether that be frogs, butterflies, or snow. He is a true...more

Taking us through all the seasons on the calendar, Nicholas is a Bunny who proclaims the essence of Bunnyhood. Nicholas is refreshing in his self-awareness, and he completely lacks the neurotic self-doubt that plagues modern literature. Nicholas defines himself through his interactions with the wider world and all that it offers: whether that be frogs, butterflies, or snow. He is a true anti-postmodernist hero, sleeping well in his hollow tree, dreaming (perhaps in homage to e.e. cummings) of spring.   hide

Bunny bunny bunnyyyyyy!

This was my all-time favorite book as a toddler. Nathan now has it and I am still drawn to the beautiful illustrations and the sweet tone of the story.