Happy Easter, Little Bunny

· Abrams
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16
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About this ebook

With its delightful combination of lovely art and sweet photos, Happy Easter, Little Bunny is sure to become the perennially favorite Easter basket gift.

The first board book in the Baby Animal Tales series pairs the thrill of an Easter egg hunt with adorable baby bunny photos. On a beautiful spring day, Little Bunny and his friend Mouse hunt for Easter eggs in their garden. . . . until a fox tries to spoil their fun. But just when Bunny thinks the excitement is over, he and Mouse find the biggest egg of all right in his very own home. 

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About the author

Amanda Wood was the founding editor and publisher of Templar for more than 30 years. In her time there, she published and nurtured numerous Kate Greenaway Award winners and edited and wrote groundbreaking series such as The Ologies, which has sold over 19 million copies worldwide. Today she writes and runs her own small press from her home in Surrey, England. Vikki Chu is a freelance illustrator and pattern designer based in New York. While Chu enjoys experimenting with new techniques and uses Photoshop for post-processing, she regards freehand drawing as the most important and enjoyable part of the illustration process. Bec Winnel is an accomplished Australian illustrator and artist. Winnel’s portraiture combines the illustrative precision of a graphic artist with the sophistication and emotiveness of a painter. The ethereal quality of her work is the result of carefully accreted layers of mixed media including pastel, pencil, watercolor, metallic, and paper cuts. She lives in Brisbane.

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