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Children's Bookwatch, April, 2009
Rabbit's Song
S.J. Tucker and Trudy Herring, authors
W. Lyon Martin, illustrator
Magical Child Books
301 Tenth Avenue, Crystal City, MO 63019
9780979683473, $16.95 www.magicalchildbooks.com
Rabbit's Song is an imaginative children's book written in the style of a folktale. In the time before time, Trickster searched the animal kingdom for a suitable animal to teach humankind. Bear, Cat, Tiger, Dog, and Wolf were all too fearsome; only the humble Rabbit and his friends Coyote, Raven, and Crow were suitable for the teaching people about the way of laughter. Vivid color illustrations (of a bright green rabbit, a red coyote, and their brown and deep blue avian friends) help draw young readers into this adventurous, magical fable.
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