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Danielle McLean is a children’s book writer and editor, living in London. She is mom to Olive and Henry, who are her biggest fans, and who love books as much as she does. She’s written books about a lot of fun things like magical mermicorns, mysterious sparkly poop, friendly fungi, and much, much more.Suzie Mason is a New York Times bestselling illustrator living in a little cottage in Worcestershire, England, with her family. Since switching from her scientific background to illustrating in her mid-twenties, she is now inspired by the beauty of the natural world around her to make happy, colorful artwork.
Toddler-PreS–Easter is approaching, and the bunny is missing—can you find the bunny? This board book takes readers on a hide-and-seek adventure. It is presented in simple sentence question-and-answer format; readers will find an animal friend wearing bunny ears behind every flap. Giggles are likely all the way through, until the end when the bunny finally makes an appearance. This title is ideal for one-on-one or read aloud where children are encouraged to lift the flaps and explore the velvety bunny ears. While the attached bunny ears add a textural and dimensional element to the book, appealing to young readers, these elements may cause maintenance challenges in the library environment.VERDICT A multisensory title sure to make your youngest readers giggle. Purchase where other hide-and-seek style board books are popular.--School Library Journal
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Biographical note
Danielle McLean is a children’s book writer and editor, living in London. She is mom to Olive and Henry, who are her biggest fans, and who love books as much as she does. She’s written books about a lot of fun things like magical mermicorns, mysterious sparkly poop, friendly fungi, and much, much more.Suzie Mason is a New York Times bestselling illustrator living in a little cottage in Worcestershire, England, with her family. Since switching from her scientific background to illustrating in her mid-twenties, she is now inspired by the beauty of the natural world around her to make happy, colorful artwork.