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RABBITS: Fun Facts and Amazing Photos of Animals in Nature
Welcome to the wonderful world of the rabbit! Popular as pets and in the media, rabbits have been well-loved by human beings for hundreds of years. Perhaps you even have a pet rabbit of your own. But how much do you truly know about this amazing animal? Find out by reading Fun Facts and Amazing Photos of Animals in Nature, written especially for kids who love animals! This is your chance to get up-close and personal with this popular animal. Live a day in the life of the rabbit. Discover why bunnies have big ears, what exactly a rabbit warren is, the proper names for the members of a rabbit family, and the differences between rabbits and their cousins, the hares. Catch a glimpse of rabbit habitats all around the world. Watch an adorable litter of newborn rabbits enter the world—and grow up right before your very eyes! Take a crash course in rabbit communication; learn what it means when a rabbit thumps its hind legs, and why exactly rabbits do a special dance called the binky. Meet a pet rabbit that’s as large as the family dog, and a species of wild rabbit known for being the tiniest bunny in the world. Meet rare rabbits, common rabbits, rabbits of all shapes, sizes, and colors. What are you waiting for? Let’s enter the wonderful world of the rabbit! Scroll up, GRAB A COPY TODAY and curl up with a good story and your child today! Don't miss out on an opportunity to fortify your child's mind as well as their hearts.
- GenresNonfictionChildrens
38 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 27, 2015
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June 5, 2015
"Here Come The Bunnies"
Hey kids, do you like rabbits? Do you think they are soft and cuddly? There are all types of rabbits, different sizes, colors and coats, found all over the world. Author Emma Child will teach you all the facts, even funny bunny facts! Rabbits have big ears because their ears are very sensitive to sounds. Rabbits too often are hunted and eaten by many other animals so they have to race very fast to bushes, rocks, over the hill, or also to their homes called burrows under the ground. Well, you might call their homes apartments as they live in groups called colonies. They make underground tunnels to connect with other burrows. This author provides all the information you want to learn about rabbits with much humor along the way. She'll make you smile and you possibly might want to get a rabbit of your own. You'll have to ask your mom first to convince her you will take good care of one. You might find just the right rabbit at a local pet store or even a farm animal feed store. Proper cages can be obtained to provide a comfortable and safe home for your rabbit. Explore the wonders of the rabbit world in this factual guide book.
Hey kids, do you like rabbits? Do you think they are soft and cuddly? There are all types of rabbits, different sizes, colors and coats, found all over the world. Author Emma Child will teach you all the facts, even funny bunny facts! Rabbits have big ears because their ears are very sensitive to sounds. Rabbits too often are hunted and eaten by many other animals so they have to race very fast to bushes, rocks, over the hill, or also to their homes called burrows under the ground. Well, you might call their homes apartments as they live in groups called colonies. They make underground tunnels to connect with other burrows. This author provides all the information you want to learn about rabbits with much humor along the way. She'll make you smile and you possibly might want to get a rabbit of your own. You'll have to ask your mom first to convince her you will take good care of one. You might find just the right rabbit at a local pet store or even a farm animal feed store. Proper cages can be obtained to provide a comfortable and safe home for your rabbit. Explore the wonders of the rabbit world in this factual guide book.
June 21, 2015
Another great book in the series by this author.
As expected it's full of fun facts presented in an easy to understand language, plus, colour photos of these loveable creatures.
As a fact example, did you know some rabbits have woollen coats instead of fur?
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As expected it's full of fun facts presented in an easy to understand language, plus, colour photos of these loveable creatures.
As a fact example, did you know some rabbits have woollen coats instead of fur?
See my review also at:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/product-revie...
http://www.amazon.com/RABBITS-Amazing...
http://www.amazon.ca/product-reviews/...
http://www.amazon.com.au/product-revi...
June 3, 2015
RABBITS: Fun Facts & Amazing Photos of Animals in Nature ~ Amazing Animal Kingdom ~ Book 17 is another excellent book about an animal that are common in most parts of the world that young children can enjoy as they learn about rabbits. It tells the differences between a rabbit and a hare, about families and wild rabbits compared to pet rabbits. This makes a great book for a school library or in the home and an advantage to learning about rabbits is that most of us live close to a place where we can see then either in the wild or as a pet to give young children a real experience to relate to the book.
June 4, 2015
Review: RABBITS by Emma Child
[AMAZING ANIMAL KINGDOM BOOK 17]
Each entry in this extensive series is a gem. Packed with facts, anecdotes, and heartwarming photos, each book educates, both children and elders. For example, I learned what sound constitutes a rabbit's "purr" equivalent, and what its thumping signifies. I read and review the AMAZING ANIMAL KINGDOM series for my grandchildren, but I learn too.
[AMAZING ANIMAL KINGDOM BOOK 17]
Each entry in this extensive series is a gem. Packed with facts, anecdotes, and heartwarming photos, each book educates, both children and elders. For example, I learned what sound constitutes a rabbit's "purr" equivalent, and what its thumping signifies. I read and review the AMAZING ANIMAL KINGDOM series for my grandchildren, but I learn too.
June 2, 2015
Excellent Book
Though I've come to expect learning new things about the subject animal in one of Emma Child's books, I was amazed at just how much I didn't know about rabbits. Quite a bit of new ideas for this old soul.
Excellent book.
Though I've come to expect learning new things about the subject animal in one of Emma Child's books, I was amazed at just how much I didn't know about rabbits. Quite a bit of new ideas for this old soul.
Excellent book.
November 9, 2020
Rabbits!
I gave it five stars because there was a wealth of information presented in a very fun, interesting way. As an adult, I was fully engaged the whole time reading. What made it especially appealing is that my granddaughter had bunnies at her birthday party. Some things I knew, but I also learned a lot. I have always loved watching animal shows and reading about them. This was good and enough not to be tedious.
I gave it five stars because there was a wealth of information presented in a very fun, interesting way. As an adult, I was fully engaged the whole time reading. What made it especially appealing is that my granddaughter had bunnies at her birthday party. Some things I knew, but I also learned a lot. I have always loved watching animal shows and reading about them. This was good and enough not to be tedious.
October 27, 2019
Love these fun fact series
Here is another fun educational book by Emma Child. My family has enjoyed learning about rabbits, hares, and other animals in the series. Nice variety of photos at the beginning of each chapter.
Here is another fun educational book by Emma Child. My family has enjoyed learning about rabbits, hares, and other animals in the series. Nice variety of photos at the beginning of each chapter.
September 24, 2016
Every time this author writes another book, I learn some new stuff. I honestly didn't think there was anything I didn't know about rabbits. According to Ms. Child, half of the rabbits in the world live in North America and at least half of THOSE rabbits must live in my back yard, so I consider myself an experienced rabbit-watcher. Still, I got some surprises.
I knew rabbits can run fast ("Run like a rabbit" is a popular Southern expression) but 30-40 MPH? Wow! I always thought that "hare" is simply an old word for "rabbit" and was interested to learn that they are really two different animals and that some of the critters we call "rabbit" aren't rabbits at all, but hares. I had never heard of the Pygmy Rabbit and (if you asked me) would have guessed that it lived in Africa, not North America. And I knew that rabbits are more active at dawn and dusk (which is when predators learn to hunt them) but the word "crepuscular" is a new one. I always thought that meant having a lot of open sores!
If Ms. Child keeps writing this entertaining series, I might end up knowing as much as I think I do
I knew rabbits can run fast ("Run like a rabbit" is a popular Southern expression) but 30-40 MPH? Wow! I always thought that "hare" is simply an old word for "rabbit" and was interested to learn that they are really two different animals and that some of the critters we call "rabbit" aren't rabbits at all, but hares. I had never heard of the Pygmy Rabbit and (if you asked me) would have guessed that it lived in Africa, not North America. And I knew that rabbits are more active at dawn and dusk (which is when predators learn to hunt them) but the word "crepuscular" is a new one. I always thought that meant having a lot of open sores!
If Ms. Child keeps writing this entertaining series, I might end up knowing as much as I think I do
June 4, 2015
Facts are wrong, not fun
Whoops. Get your facts straight!
KITS not kittens. There is no such thing as a "floppy lop". One of the pictures of a wild rabbit is a Patagonian Cavy.
Too many other small issues to correct here. If you need help revising, contact me. Rabbits, both domestic and wild are my specialty.
Until this book is properly edited, it is full of misinformation and not worthy of purchase.
Whoops. Get your facts straight!
KITS not kittens. There is no such thing as a "floppy lop". One of the pictures of a wild rabbit is a Patagonian Cavy.
Too many other small issues to correct here. If you need help revising, contact me. Rabbits, both domestic and wild are my specialty.
Until this book is properly edited, it is full of misinformation and not worthy of purchase.
January 1, 2016
Rabbits: Fun Facts & Amazing Photos of Animals in Nature is a beautiful book for young children with pictures and facts about friendly rabbits that is very well written.
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