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Review: Mini Rabbit Not Lost

The story is wonderfully repetitive for younger children with a stylish and endearing feel all the way through, especially as Mini Rabbit chants the mantra ‘cake’ throughout his mission. Yet, it is the wholly striking illustrations that really sets this book apart. From the exquisite debossed front cover to the simply stylish character of Mini Rabbit and watercolour landscapes, this book has quality stamped all over it.

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Book Title: Mini Rabbit Not Lost

Author: John Bond

Publisher: Harper Collins

Publication Date: September 2018

Most Suitable for: KS1 & EYFS

Reviewed By: Leanne Woolcock – Year 6 Teacher and English Coordinator

 

Mini Rabbit Not Lost – published by HarperCollins – is the first in a spectacular new three-part picture book series by debut author and illustrator, John Bond.

 

The story begins with Mini Rabbit and his mother baking a cake and soon realising they have run out of berries. Despite mother trying to tell her adventurous son something important, Mini Rabbit speeds off on the hunt for the vital ingredient. Over hills, through forests and across water he goes, meeting characters offering help.

 

Soon, Mini Rabbit finds himself lost with only his sense of smell to help…Will he find his way home and more importantly will he find those pesky berries?

 

The story is wonderfully repetitive for younger children with a stylish and endearing feel all the way through, especially as Mini Rabbit chants the mantra ‘cake’ throughout his mission. Yet, it is the wholly striking illustrations that really sets this book apart. From the exquisite debossed front cover to the simply stylish character of Mini Rabbit and watercolour landscapes, this book has quality stamped all over it.

 

You can order Mini Rabbit Not Lost online or from your local bookshop or library.

 
 

Many thanks to the publisher for sending us a review copy of this book and to Leanne Woolcock for reviewing the book.

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