Bunny Hill

Author: (American) Russell
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Skillfully blends humor and ideas, giving each animal a vivid personality through brilliant illustrations and lively text. Highly recommended for young readers. The author creates a fresh, lively, and humorous world for children. A new family is coming, and the residents of Rabbit Hill begin to feel both excited and uneasy, as the changes mean the start of a new life. To this end, the long-jump champion, Joe, even invites the clever Uncle Anadas to Rabbit Hill for a visit! At first, the animals are very satisfied with the new family. They are generous and hospitable, leaving plenty of leftovers for the foxes; they work hard, bringing the hope of a midsummer harvest to the animals; they are gentle and kind, willing to live in harmony with the animals. Not only do they save the drowning Witchy, but they also rescue the injured Joe from the truck, and even set up a signboard to protect the animals. However, later on, the animals suddenly develop misunderstandings about the new family, with suspicion and even opposition. What could be the reason for this? Will they still be able to live together in harmony and happiness in the future?