Winnie-the-Pooh: Rabbit's Busy Day
By Alan Alexander Milne
Rabbit investigates Christopher Robin’s mysterious disappearances—but a muddled Backson mystery awaits!
charming · humorous · whimsical · warm-hearted
Genres
What is Winnie-the-Pooh: Rabbit's Busy Day about?
Rabbit wakes up feeling especially important and decides that everyone in the Hundred Acre Wood needs his help. When he discovers that Christopher Robin has been disappearing each morning, Rabbit sets off to investigate, questioning Pooh, Owl, Piglet and Eeyore. Along the way, his plans become increasingly muddled by mysterious notes, fanciful ideas and the imagined threat of a Backson. With plenty of busy organising, misunderstandings and gentle humour, Rabbit eventually learns what Christopher Robin has really been doing.
About the author
A. A. Milne was a British author best known for creating Winnie-the-Pooh and his friends in the Hundred Acre Wood. His charming stories and poems have delighted children for many years. Milne's wonderful imagination and love for storytelling have made his books favourites for families all over the world.
Pages
24 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
1996
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