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Synopsis
Rabbit goes wherever Kara goes—sometimes to Mama’s house, sometimes to Papa’s house. Now Papa is coming to pick up Kara and Rabbit and take them to his house. But this time things are different. Peggy, Papa’s new wife, lives there, too. She makes costumes for people who act in plays, and the house is full of her things.
When Kara and Rabbit try to lie on the couch where she and Papa snuggle to tell each other stories, they can’t—because it’s hidden under mountains of gloves. When they try to sit in the special chair Papa made for them, they can’t—because it’s covered in capes. It’s even hard to find a hiding place for hide-and-seek! How can Kara and Rabbit make sure there’s enough room for them?
The beloved characters from Missing Rabbit are back in a brand-new story that offers comfort to children and stepparents.
Publishers Weekly
Papa picks up Kara and her stuffed bunny from Mama's house for her first visit since Papa's new wife, Peggy, has moved in, in the sequel to Missing Rabbit, Room for Rabbit by Roni Schotter, illus. by Cyd Moore. The illustrations capture the affection Papa and Peggy share while simultaneously conveying Kara's dismay at the changes since Peggy's arrival. Mama, Papa, and Peggy all find ways to assure Kara that there will always be room in their homes and hearts for her-and Rabbit, too.