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There and Back Again
Deserted for the day by his human owners, a small toy rabbit makes his own journey down the river on a toy sailboat.
- GenresPicture BooksChildrens
32 pages, Hardcover
First published November 3, 1977
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October 25, 2012
Deserted for the day by his human owners, a small toy rabbit makes his own journey down the river on a toy sailboat.
This is one of the very first books I remember my Mom reading to me as a child & I still have it! I pull it out every once in a while re-read it. Such wonderful memories come flooding back every time I read it. Granted, this book is a bit sad at parts, but it definitely well worth the read.
This is one of the very first books I remember my Mom reading to me as a child & I still have it! I pull it out every once in a while re-read it. Such wonderful memories come flooding back every time I read it. Granted, this book is a bit sad at parts, but it definitely well worth the read.
January 27, 2018
I love the illustrations in this book. I always wondered how the children's toys ended up everywhere and sometimes just disappeared...this helps explain that! Bundy the bunny is left behind by his humans, so he decides to borrow a sailboat and go on a picnic. He has a lot of help from the cat, and a host of forest animals. Even though he is able to borrow a boat and make sandwiches, he CAN'T SWIM! Never fear, his friends are near. The story is short and interesting with very descriptive pictures and is perfect for a bedtime story for younger children.
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