Bunny Loves Beans

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animal food
Animals
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baby shower gift
berries
Big
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colors
diversity
early literacy
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food
food colors
fruit
healthy eating
honey
introduction to colors
introduction to fruits and vegetables
kindergarten
learning animals
learning colors
Little Concepts series
mealtime
nonfiction picture book
padded hardcover
photographic
plants
Preschool
rhythm
snacks
Toddler Tough
vegetables

Product details

  • ISBN 9781772783346
  • Dimensions: 191 x 191mm
  • Publication Date: 08 May 2025
  • Publisher: Pajama Press
  • Publication City/Country: CA
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“A lip-smacking exploration of foods and colors.”—Kirkus Reviews

Preschoolers will explore bright colors, healthy foods, and a variety of adorable animals in this multilayered Big, Little Concepts book. Just like the endearing animals around the world, we eat greens, reds, and blues too! Bunny Loves Beans explores the wonderfully similar and different food that preschoolers and animals both eat.

This fun book serves as a great introduction to fruits and vegetables, and the upbeat language paired with the adorable photographs are sure to encourage your little one to eat their fruits and vegetables! By the end of this book, preschoolers’ will love to eat their greens, yellows, blues, and even pinks with this adorable photographic book!

The rhythmic text is perfect for an energetic read-aloud, and the repetitive language will boost your preschoolers’ word recognition.

Jane Whittingham, author of the 2023 Texas 2×2 Reading List Selection, Bear has a Belly, once again channels her expertise into a new celebration of active preschooler fun. The chant-along text supports pattern recognition for language learning and reading readiness, and a closing spread of enriching age-appropriate activities invite further exploration and learning.

Jane Whittingham is a librarian from Burnaby, British Columbia, and earned her Masters of Library and Information Sciences at UBC with an emphasis on children's librarianship and literature. Much like the adventurous main characters in her fiction picture books, Wild One, A Good Day for Ducks, and Queenie Quail Can’t Keep Up, Jane loves to explore. And much like the children photographed in her nonfiction picture books Animals Move (a CLEL Bell Picture Book Award finalist) and Bear Has a Belly (a Texas 2 x 2 List Selection), she loves a lively story time!

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