Synopsis
"When Little Bunny buys a new tool set with his own money, he takes it to preschool but is unwilling to share it with his friend Patrick. The two young rabbits have a falling-out, but in the end, peace is restored as they use one another's hammer and paintbrush. . . . The appealing illustrations, done in watercolor and ink, capture the activities of a typical preschool show-and-tell, and the emotions of one character who refuses to share and another who is determined to see the coveted object".--"School Library Journal". Full color.
Children's Literature
Little Bunny plans to share his tool set when he takes it to show-and-tell, he really does...but it's so hard to share something that's brand-new! But when he gets into a fight with his best friend over his toy, he knows something is really wrong. Fortunately, Little Bunny and his friends can rely on unpatronizing adults who take their problems seriously and help them reach their own solutions. Parkinson's warm, expressive watercolors complement the simple text in this understanding look at an often difficult issue for preschoolers.