Brown Rabbit Shape Pob

This is a great book! It has simple pictures and words and presents shapes in a fun way!

I am a Developmental Specialist and do Early Intervention with children 0-3 who have delays and disabilities. Some of my older 2's on the Autism Spectrum really enjoyed Gray Rabbit's 1-2-3! for it's simple language and counting concepts. After each reading, one boy enjoyed looking at the other books on the back cover so much that I started collecting them. Changing books can be hard on some children who prefer the familiar only. With the Rabbit series I was able to bring in many more concept books and they were readiliy accepted by my toughest listeners. Plus, as an educator who has to read/work with the books over and over and over, I find them charming and adorable and I never get tired of seeing them!

For a toddler's book about shapes, this book packs a lot! There are bright colors, a clever discovery story in which our rabbit hero finds packages inside packages, and words that are fun to say (e.g., "Whoosh" and "Curly-wurly"). There's even some droll humor as Rabbit is described as "rabbit-shaped!" Along the way, kids will see examples of a rectangle, an oval, a circle, a square, as well as a tube and other interesting shapes. Nice bright colors and a warm, soft-looking bunny make this 21-page book a winner!

I bought six of the paperback rabbit books for my 22 month olddaughter and she loves them. The little rabbits are so cuteand the author is very creative in the way he integrates learningconcepts into the plot of the stories. These books are definitewinners at a reasonable price.

A beautiful concept book with a very likable character. The text and illustrations go well together, making the whole book comprehensible for young readers eager to learn.