Rabbit's Wish
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Rabbit and Hedgehog are great friends but one is a day creature and the other a night creature. One morning as hedgehog goes off for bed, lonely rabbit wishes that Hedgehog could stay up all day, just once, and then it starts to rain.
Authors:
Stewart, Paul, 1955-
Statement of Responsibility:
Paul Stewart and Chris Riddell
Title:
Rabbit's wish
Publisher:
London :, Andersen,, 2012.
Characteristics:
1 v. (unpaged) :,col. ill. ;,28 cm.
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Add a CommentThe author has made a good sequence to the book, first he starts by showing the friends meeting in passing and wishing for change, then moves on to a normal day for rabbit, and finally moves to the unusual circumstances of that day. Even when disaster strikes, instead of worrying about it, these two decide to use the opportunity that has arisen and to have fun. This is a really good message to give to kids, whom, although they need not fret about life yet, will feel this pressure as they get older.