Little Rabbit's Big Day
By Charlotte Van Emst
Little Rabbit’s grown-up day goes awry—but could being small be surprisingly brilliant?
Genres
What is Little Rabbit's Big Day about?
Little Rabbit is determined to prove that he is big enough to manage on his own. But a day of grown-up adventures soon brings bumps, mishaps and a very messy ice-cream disaster. When things become difficult, Little Rabbit discovers that being small has its own special advantages. He can listen to a favourite story, enjoy gentle care and be tucked safely into bed. By bedtime, he realises that growing up can wait, and being little is not so bad after all.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
This edition
1989
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