Little Lost Rabbit
By Jean Adamson and Gareth Adamson
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What is Little Lost Rabbit about?
Topsy and Tim discover a black-and-white rabbit hiding in their front garden. They quickly grow fond of him and hope they can keep him as a pet. But when they find out that the rabbit belongs to Mr Fishwick, the twins fear they will have to say goodbye. Then Mr Fishwick explains that the rabbit needs a new home. Topsy and Tim are delighted when they learn they can look after him, turning their unexpected discovery into a very happy ending.
About the author
Jean Adamson is a much-loved British author and illustrator, best known for creating the Topsy and Tim books. Her stories follow the everyday adventures of twins Topsy and Tim, helping children learn about the world around them. Jean’s cheerful tales and colourful pictures have made her books favourites in many homes and schools.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
Edition published
1997
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