This sweet story for children ages 3-7 introduces readers to Pip and Bun, two bunny siblings who are very different when it comes to reading. A book about books, imagination, and play, perfect for encouraging striving readers.
Pip and Bun are two very different bunnies. Pip LOVES reading. Bun does not. "Books are SO boring!" Bun says. One day, Pip is happily reading her book while Bun impatiently waits to play with her. Then Bun stumbles upon a book filled with action and adventure. Could it be the perfect way for the little rabbit to learn to enjoy reading?
This sweet story about books, imagination, and play is an ideal choice for encouraging striving readers to enjoy reading books in their own way.
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Perry Emerson lives in London with his partner and their much-too-fluffy cat. He mostly edits picture books, but occasionally dabbles in writing them, too. When he's not thinking about words, he enjoys spending time in the kitchen cooking and, more importantly, eating.
Sean Julian enjoyed art from an early age, focusing on potato printmaking and creating clay dinosaurs. Years later, he studied at the Mansfield College of Art before moving to Bristol to study illustration. Being rather big and hairy himself, he was always happiest illustrating big, hairy creatures, such as bears and gorillas. This naturally led to a career in children's books. He now has more than 20 years' experience illustrating and writing for children.