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adventure
Author_Nicola Killen
books for babies
books for five year olds
books for four year olds
books for six year olds
books for three year olds
breeze
bunny
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easter
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hop bunnies hop
magic
picture book
puddles
rabbit
rain
rainy day
umbrella
we're going on an egg hunt
Product details
- ISBN 9781471167966
- Dimensions: 250 x 250mm
- Publication Date: 07 Mar 2019
- Publisher: Simon & Schuster Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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Ollie and her toy Bunny have been waiting for the day that the rain would stop and they can play in the puddles… Finally that day has arrived!
But when a magical breeze of blossom turns Bunny into a real rabbit, Ollie’s day takes an unexpected turn.
After Bunny runs off with the other rabbits, Ollie has to find and save her beloved pet toy!
Just like Bunny, Nicola Killen’s charming illustrations bring this delightful adventure to life.
Also by Nicola Killen:
Ollie's Christmas Reindeer
Ollie's Lost Kitten
But when a magical breeze of blossom turns Bunny into a real rabbit, Ollie’s day takes an unexpected turn.
After Bunny runs off with the other rabbits, Ollie has to find and save her beloved pet toy!
Just like Bunny, Nicola Killen’s charming illustrations bring this delightful adventure to life.
Also by Nicola Killen:
Ollie's Christmas Reindeer
Ollie's Lost Kitten
Nicola Killen has always loved drawing and still likes nothing better than taking her sketchbook to the zoo to draw her favorite animals: rhinos and penguins. She designed cards before starting an MA in children’s book illustration at Cambridge School of Art, and since then she has been working on her own books, including The Little Kitten, The Little Bear, The Little Tiger, The Little Puppy, The Little Rabbit, and The Little Reindeer, which was called “an original and entertaining Christmas story with its own understated charm” in a starred review by Kirkus Reviews and “magical” by Publishers Weekly. Nicola Killen lives and works in Cambridge, England.
