Rabbits Nap

What do our readers think of Rabbits Nap? (Generated from the text of reviews of the book)

Children enjoy lifting the flaps, joining in with the funny noises and finding out who is disturbing Rabbit. They often return to the short, cheerful story because it is easy to follow and fun to act out together.

What does the Pageticker team say about Rabbits Nap?

We enjoy the gentle repetition, simple rhymes and playful lift-the-flap surprises as Rabbit searches for somewhere quiet to sleep. The noisy interruptions make this an engaging read-aloud for babies and toddlers, especially when grown-ups bring the sounds to life. It suits sharing at bedtime or storytime; very young children may need help handling the flaps carefully.

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What is Rabbits Nap about?

Join Rabbit as she tries to have a peaceful nap, but keeps being disturbed by funny sounds and curious friends! With simple rhymes and interactive lift-the-flap surprises, children can help Fox find his lost sock and solve the little mysteries on each page. This delightful book encourages early learning and discovery, making it perfect for sharing with young children at storytime.

About the author

Julia Donaldson is a much-loved British author who has written many wonderful books for children. She is best known for creating 'The Gruffalo', a story about a clever mouse and a magical creature. Julia often works with illustrator Axel Scheffler to bring her fun and imaginative stories to life.

Discussion ideas around Rabbits Nap

Finding a quiet place: Where do you think Rabbit would feel most peaceful, and what sounds might she hear there?

Noisy surprises: Which sound would surprise you most if you were trying to have a nap, and why?

Rabbit's feelings: How do you think Rabbit feels when she is disturbed again and again? What might help her?

Helping friends: What could Rabbit's friends do to make nap time easier for her?

Sleep and rest: Why do people and animals need rest, and what helps you settle down for sleep?