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Hunny & Sunny Learn the Planets of our Solar System
Hunny & Sunny Learn the Planets of our Solar SystemThe Adventures of Hunny and Sunny return!Hunny and Sunny learn about the eight planets of our Solar Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. Your favorite anthropomorphic bunny brothers are back in this simple book for preschoolers to learn fun facts about the planets. "Our solar system is just one of many in our galaxy. And our galaxy is a part of a whole universe, with millions of stars, and many of them have their own systems, with planets orbiting them."
27 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 15, 2020
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Punita Rice
10 books17 followersPunita Rice is the author of The River's Daughter, a story about forbidden love, feminine rebellion, and river magic, inspired by the legend of Mirza Sahiba. This is her debut novel.
A former teacher and education researcher, she holds a doctorate from Johns Hopkins University and is the author of a nonfiction book on South Asian American students in schools. The River’s Daughter is her debut novel. Her work has appeared in Berkeley Review of Education, Education Week Teacher, Radio New Zealand, The Baltimore Sun, and other publications. She has also written several children’s books for her sons, called The Adventures of Hunny & Sunny. Though she now works outside education, she remains passionate about storytelling, learning, and raising curious, thoughtful kids.
Punita lives in Maryland with her husband, their boys, and their dog, and spends her free time daydreaming about rivers, rebellion, and love stories from the past.
You can get her updates by joining her newsletter, learn more about her work at punitarice.com, or connect with her on Instagram and TikTok @punitarice.
A former teacher and education researcher, she holds a doctorate from Johns Hopkins University and is the author of a nonfiction book on South Asian American students in schools. The River’s Daughter is her debut novel. Her work has appeared in Berkeley Review of Education, Education Week Teacher, Radio New Zealand, The Baltimore Sun, and other publications. She has also written several children’s books for her sons, called The Adventures of Hunny & Sunny. Though she now works outside education, she remains passionate about storytelling, learning, and raising curious, thoughtful kids.
Punita lives in Maryland with her husband, their boys, and their dog, and spends her free time daydreaming about rivers, rebellion, and love stories from the past.
You can get her updates by joining her newsletter, learn more about her work at punitarice.com, or connect with her on Instagram and TikTok @punitarice.
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January 27, 2021
My children wanted to learn about the planets of our solar system, so Hunny Bunny and Sunny Bunny are learning about the planets. I am certainly biased, but my hope is that this book could be a great primer on the planets of our solar system for others' children as well.
Like the first Hunny & Sunny book, this is a relatively simple picture book that features positive interactions between family members, and serves a clear purpose (the first one highlighted overcoming fears; this one is meant to encourage a love of learning and explicitly teach content about the planets). This, plus the fact that my own children like this book, is why I am giving this book 5 stars. (And because I wrote it, so it would be odd not to recommend it to others 😊)
Like the first Hunny & Sunny book, this is a relatively simple picture book that features positive interactions between family members, and serves a clear purpose (the first one highlighted overcoming fears; this one is meant to encourage a love of learning and explicitly teach content about the planets). This, plus the fact that my own children like this book, is why I am giving this book 5 stars. (And because I wrote it, so it would be odd not to recommend it to others 😊)
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