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Synopsis
'Chug! Chug! White Rabbit drives the tractor across the field. What a lot of noise it makes!' 'Baa! Baa! Brown Rabbit is taking the sheep to a field where there is a lot of juicy fresh grass to eat.' Alan Baker's lovable and popular Little Rabbits' are back in an adorable first farmyard book that introduces young children to key topics such as animal names, homes, noises, and families. The text, alive with animal noises and so much fun to read aloud, is packed with themes and ideas to explore. There's a playful, satisfying storyline, an irresistible cast of farmyard animals, and reference panels on every page that contain a wealth of extra detail to discuss and enjoy. With suggestions for simple activities and a helpful note for parents, this is a great book to share with young children and a terrific early learning resource.
Publishers Weekly
Alan Baker's newest Little Rabbit offering is perfect for preschoolers. In Little Rabbits' First Farm Book, full-color spreads (with a loose story line) nestle next to informative sidebars. For instance, a spread called "Cattle Moo-ing" shows Little Rabbit feeding the animals hay. The sidebar asks, "Did You Know?" then answers, "Cows eat grass to make milk. Hay is dried grass." Below, a portrait of the animal family depicts bull, cow and calf. The back pages suggest games and practical extensions for teaching concepts. (Kingfisher, $11.95 32p ages 2-5 ISBN 0-7534-5352-5; Sept.) Little Rabbits' First Number Book and Little Rabbits' First Word Book are now in paperback. (Sept.) Copyright 2001 Cahners Business Information.