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A Merry Bunny Christmas

by Grosset & Dunlap
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Overview

It's Christmastime, and Max and Ruby are decorating the tree. Max wants to help by hanging his toys on the branches, but Ruby says they don't belong. For every ornament that Ruby hangs, Max hangs a toy. Then Ruby realizes she forgot to add the tree topper! Will one of Max's toys be just what she needs?

Synopsis

It's Christmastime, and Max and Ruby are decorating the tree. Max wants to help by hanging his toys on the branches, but Ruby says they don't belong. For every ornament that Ruby hangs, Max hangs a toy. Then Ruby realizes she forgot to add the tree topper! Will one of Max's toys be just what she needs?

Children's Literature

It's time to decorate the Christmas tree. Ruby is ready; she brought out the boxes of ornaments. Max and Ruby have different ideas about decorating the tree. Max has steered his wagon of toys up to the tree. As Ruby begins to hang the long chain of popcorn on the branches, Max finds a spot on the tree for his toy boa constrictor snake. Ruby admires each ornament as she finds a spot on the tree to hang them. Likewise, Max enjoys the interesting toys that he places on the tree. When they are nearly finished with the decorating, Ruby notices that she forgot to put the star at the top of the tree. Unfortunately, she can't reach the top of the tree. Max ponders for a moment and he comes up with a plan. The story is based on the animated series, "Max and Ruby." Those children who are familiar with the books about Ruby and her younger brother, Max, will enjoy this holiday story of siblings who have different perspectives but still respect each other's differences. Reviewer: Carrie Hane Hung

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Children's Literature - Carrie Hane Hung

It's time to decorate the Christmas tree. Ruby is ready; she brought out the boxes of ornaments. Max and Ruby have different ideas about decorating the tree. Max has steered his wagon of toys up to the tree. As Ruby begins to hang the long chain of popcorn on the branches, Max finds a spot on the tree for his toy boa constrictor snake. Ruby admires each ornament as she finds a spot on the tree to hang them. Likewise, Max enjoys the interesting toys that he places on the tree. When they are nearly finished with the decorating, Ruby notices that she forgot to put the star at the top of the tree. Unfortunately, she can't reach the top of the tree. Max ponders for a moment and he comes up with a plan. The story is based on the animated series, "Max and Ruby." Those children who are familiar with the books about Ruby and her younger brother, Max, will enjoy this holiday story of siblings who have different perspectives but still respect each other's differences. Reviewer: Carrie Hane Hung

Book Details

Published
October 1, 2009
Publisher
Penguin Group (USA)
Pages
24
Format
Other Format
ISBN
9780448452289

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