The Rhyming Rabbit

My great great granddaughter enjoys this book, and so do I! The illustrations are lovely and the rhymes are fun. Good value. Recommended.

My daughters (4 &6) love this book! Highly recommend!

The Rhyming Rabbit is a brilliant tale of an unappreciated rabbit who'd rather make up poems and songs than eat grass, run from foxes or sleep. His warren family are exasperated with him so he digs a tunnel and sets off on his own adventure. He's rebuffed by a worm, mole and a very rude centipede but eventually the rhyming rabbit finds a like minded friend.It's a wonderful tale of finding friendship. It's aimed at a slightly more mature child than 'What the Ladybird Heard' while still having the rhymes and raised glitter to entertain younger children. There are raised glittery wriggly worms, bones, treasure, beetles and lots more to discover.There's a lot of text in this large sized hardback book and some fabulous Lydia Monks drawing and collage illustrations.Very entertaining and well worth adding to your book collection.

Good quality book, nice story reasonable level of language for a 7 year old

I loved this story about a rabbit who feels misunderstood for being interested in something other than everyone else is, who goes looking for somewhere else and who finds a friend who loves the same thing as him, rhyming - and in so doing, finds that life is much more enjoyable. Gorgeous illustrations and lovely language which is hardly surprising since it is written by Julia Donaldson!

The Gruffalo set such a high standard that I have found a lot of the subsequent books a real disappointment. This one hit the spot though - one to read again, and again, and again. The glittery pages are also lovely, making this book worth saving to give as a b'day present for any 4 yr old.

These glitter books are excellent with interesting stories and vivid illustrations. This book is all in rhyme and the children love having it read to them. Everything about it is terrific, it's great value for money.

Lovely story with rhymes and great illustrations. Our little one is almost 2 and is not quite ready for it, so would recommend 2 1/2 onwards.