Bunnies!!!
An Easter And Springtime Book For Kids
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- ¥1,100
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- ¥1,100
発行者による作品情報
Story time for little ones has never been this exciting! When a friendly monster spots a group of bunnies in the woods, his delight is contagious. And when they're gone, how he misses them.
With bright illustrations and a simple text, this is the most fun type of read-aloud and one that mirrors most every toddler's emotional life.
"A diplomatic exploration of loving not wisely, but too well." —Publishers Weekly
"The madcap action that will have [children] laughing with delight and asking for the book again." —School Library Journal
Bunnies!!!, by Tickle Monster illustrator Kevan Atteberry, is perfect for fans of Mo Willems and Sandra Boynton.
What makes this sweet and silly monster story an instant favorite?
Friendly Monster: A lovable, furry friend whose delight in finding bunnies is absolutely contagious.Perfect for Reading Aloud: With simple text and madcap action, this story will have little ones laughing and asking for it again and again.Big Feelings for Little People: Gently explores the core emotions of excitement and missing someone, in a way every toddler can understand.Vibrant Illustrations: From the illustrator of the beloved Tickle Monster, the bright, bold art is sure to capture a child’s attention.
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Wild excitement at meeting new friends and the struggle to control emotions make Atteberry's monster hero an effective (and funny) stand-in for a certain sort of child. His blue, ovoid monster is happy to see everything in the forest ("Hello, tree. Hello clouds"), but when it spots four candy-colored bunnies, its joy knows no bounds: "BUNNIES!!!" It starts to chase the bunnies, who understandably run and hide. The spurned monster continues walking, shoulders slumped, its tail dragging; it halfheartedly continues to greet an ever-more-depressing array of objects ("Hello, stick. Hello, dirt"). The bunnies can be seen hiding behind trees, conflicted; they don't want to be overwhelmed, but they don't want to make the monster sad, either. At last, the bunnies willingly subject themselves to the monster's exuberance until something new catches its attention, that is. In his first outing as author, Atteberry (Halloween Hustle) concentrates on conveying the monster's tempestuous feelings (and lots of giggles besides) in polished scenes that mix single- and double-page images with sequential panels. A diplomatic exploration of loving not wisely, but too well. Ages 4 8.
