Cinder Rabbit

by Lynn E. Hazen

Book Overview

Every bunny at Grand Rabbits School is excited about the spring play. As the star, Zoe has to lead her whole class in the Bunny Hop. But she has one big problemwicked Winifred has made her forget how... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0805081941
• ISBN13: 9780805081947
• Release Date: April 2008
• Publisher: Henry Holt & Company
• Length: 64 Pages
• Weight: 0.38 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 5.7" x 7.9"
• Age Range: 6 to 9 years
• Grade Range: Grades 1 to 4

Customer Reviews

Great Bunny Story!!

This early chapter book follows the tale of Zoe finding her way as the lead character in a play of cinderella (cinder rabbit) amongst a class of friends and bullies. Every kid can relate. Fun to read. You want to know "what happens next?" with every page turn. Sweet illustrations from Pastel and playful humor from Hazen's words. Recommended for all early readers!

Humor and Heart

Poor Zoe! Destined for stardom, the lead in her school play, she's forgotten how to hop. And with the Bunny Hop finale of that performance on her mind, she sets out to re-learn how. New readers will chuckle at every page turn in this well-paced early reader from Lynn Hazen, with delightful illustrations by Elyse Pastel. Hazen uses clever puns (Grand Rabbits School!) and new twists on old tales to weave her emotionally engaging characters into a tale coordination and confidence which will hit squarely on target with its intended age group. Hop out and buy it!

Hop hop hoppalicious!

This chapter book by Lynn Hazen, illustrated by Elyse Pastel, is a charmer! It is packed with humor, emotion and encouragement. It is the perfect early reader for anyone having to deal with a class bully, or afraid of doing something. The star of this story, Zoe, is an adorable little bunny with bouncy ears, the starring role in the school play, and a fear of hopping since she got stuck in a mud puddle. During the play, Zoe freezes. But all ends well as her buddies (bunnies?) Woody and Charlie quickly come up a plan to help her get over her fear. The illustrations by Elyse are funny, dynamic and exprressive. A great team!