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4.08 AVERAGE
4.08 AVERAGE
A funny alphabet book where each letter is about rabbits. The poor owl in the book keeps trying to do a standard alphabet book with no luck. The illustrations are BANANAS and super fun too! I highly recommend this as an alphabet book to mix things up.
This is a funny take on an alphabet book. Rabbits everywhere and owl is not happy. It is such a fun way to introduce or reinforce the alphabet with children. Practice letters and counting with this silly rabbit book.
Thank you Netgalley for providing this book in exchange for this honest review.
Thank you Netgalley for providing this book in exchange for this honest review.
The owl who is the main character of this book just wants to be in a proper, respectable alphabet book, but the unseen narrator is having none of that- this alphabet book is all about rabbits! Every kind of rabbit you can imagine is here, and the illustrations showing them all are wonderful- colorful, filled with fun detail, entertaining for kids and adults alike (personal favorites are the rabbit piloting a rabbit mecha, a Freddie Mercury rabbit, and a "Where's Waldo?" rabbit). The poor owl objects to all this, and the narrator "tries" to be good, but the rabbits just keep coming. There's lots of fun vocabulary words to describe the rabbits, making this a perfect read-aloud book. I really enjoyed this one!
#AIsforAnotherRabbit #NetGalley
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I requested and received an advanced reading copy from Netgalley and Lerner Publishing Group in exchange for an honest review.
This was a fun picture book with a different take on the "A is for" alphabet. I love how frazzled the rabbits manage to make the owl. This would be a great book to read with small children and you get to build their vocabulary with some interesting words.
#AIsforAnotherRabbit #NetGalley
This was a fun picture book with a different take on the "A is for" alphabet. I love how frazzled the rabbits manage to make the owl. This would be a great book to read with small children and you get to build their vocabulary with some interesting words.
#AIsforAnotherRabbit #NetGalley
Let me tell you how much I love rabbits. A lot. If you don't this book is not for you.
This was a fun trip through the alphabet. Giving us different words for rabbits as well.
The illustrations were on point!
I received a free copy via netgalley and the publisher in exchange for an honest review.
This was a fun trip through the alphabet. Giving us different words for rabbits as well.
The illustrations were on point!
I received a free copy via netgalley and the publisher in exchange for an honest review.
My kids and I both LOVED this book. It is by far one of my favorite ABC-style books I've ever read. The story is so cute, entertaining, and creative. The pictures are fantastic! This is a book I wouldn't mind reading to my kids again and again. I plan on buying this one to actually have in our kids library at home. Must read for young kids.
This is not your typical alphabet books and readers can tell from the very beginning. While it does follow the sequence of the alphabet, the higher levels of vocabulary mean it may not be suitable for the young children that typically read alphabet books. A is for Another Rabbit will definitely provide humor to any student regardless of age with rambunctious rabbits filling every page. The amazing illustrations also help to show the downward spiral of the poor owl narrator who is simply trying to write his alphabet book. This book is perfect to show students that there can be twists and turns on every page and not every book is as it seems.
An another ABC book, but this one has a kind of story through it. Very humorous, and some letters might have been force a bit in it, but everything fit and the funny humor side to it might help some kids remembers it. Fun and original! Good job!
Kids will enjoy listening to this book be read out loud. It is silly, irreverent, and full of high level vocabulary words. Parents and story time providers will want to stop and ask kids what they think various words mean and should read ahead of time as I even found one word I didn't know: obstreperous. The tone of "A Is For Another Rabbit" reminded me of a lot of "BE QUIET!" by Ryan T. Higgins, which has been a hit when I've done story times with older kids. The illustrations are vibrant and detailed. Read individually at home, I think parents could give challenges of "find the _____" to engage children even further.
Thank you to Netgalley for providing a digital ARC for review purposes.
Thank you to Netgalley for providing a digital ARC for review purposes.