Borrowing Bunnies: A Surprising True Tale of Fostering Rabbits

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Product Details

Price
$17.99  $16.73
Publisher
Farrar, Straus and Giroux (Byr)
Publish Date
Pages
40
Dimensions
11.3 X 0.4 X 8.8 inches | 1.05 pounds
Language
English
Type
Hardcover
EAN/UPC
9780374308414
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About the Author

Cynthia Lord is the Newbery Honor author of Rules and other middle-grade novels. Her first picture book, Hot Rod Hamster, inspired a bestselling series about a speed-loving hamster that also includes four early readers. Her chapter-book series, Shelter Pet Squad, appeared on the American Booksellers Association's ABC Best Books for Children list. Cindy lives in Maine with her husband, John Bald, their children, and a collection of beloved animals, including three rabbits (so far!). John Bald is best known for his stunning photographs of landscapes and seascapes throughout New England, particularly along Maine's rocky coastline. When he and Cindy fostered the family of rabbits featured in this book, he couldn't resist documenting each precious moment--happy, sad, or silly--with his camera. Hazel Mitchell is the author and illustrator of Toby, as well as the illustrator of several other picture books. When Fezzi and Dodger were old enough to have visitors, Cindy invited Hazel and other artists over to sketch and handle them. Hazel used those early drawings as inspiration for the illustrations in Borrowing Bunnies. She is originally from Yorkshire, England, and currently resides in Maine.

Reviews

"A true tale of bunny fostering sure to warm readers' heart . . . a package that could make a bunny lover out of anyone. An ideal gift for rabbit fans and a great addition to the cute-animal shelves." --Kirkus Reviews

"Spot-art illustrations of rabbits provide a playful element, while the photographs--including those of Lord herself cuddling with the bunnies--make the foster story especially intimate." --Publishers Weekly

"An irresistible photoessay about fostering rabbits for adoption . . . spirited digital spot art livens up the pages and gives a little more detail on some situations, but it's the squeal-inducing photographs that will attract youngsters (and not a few adults).Instagram stars in the making." --Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books