Bobtail and His Floppy Ears
By Gail Yerrill
When forest trouble strikes, could Bobtail’s floppy ears hold the secret to belonging?
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What is Bobtail and His Floppy Ears about?
Bobtail the rabbit looks different from his brothers and sisters because his ears are floppy. At first, he worries that he does not belong, but a woodland adventure gives him the chance to show what he can do. As Bobtail explores the forest and faces unexpected challenges, he discovers that being different is nothing to hide. His floppy ears are part of what makes him special, and he learns that the truest way to be a rabbit is simply to be himself.
About the author
Gail Yerrill is a British children’s book illustrator and author who loves bringing friendly characters to life. She often works with watercolour, patterns and bright, cheerful details. Gail has created pictures for many books, including Where’s My Teddy?, Fairy Friends and The Gingerbread Man. Her illustrations have appeared in books from well-known publishers, and she has also designed cards and other lovely artwork. Gail lives in Bedfordshire, where everyday walks, family life and animals inspire her imaginative ideas.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
This edition
2016
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