Book details
Not A Book About Bunnies
Description
Debut author Amanda Henke shines a funny, fact-filled, and heartwarming spotlight on one of nature's most overlooked and misunderstood creatures - the loveable (but not-so-huggable) Porcupine!There are no books about the most underrated, majestic forest creature of all time … porcupines! But there are loads about bunnies. Can't Porcupine have just this one book to herself? What is it with these attention-seeking, book-hogging carrot crunchers?!So be sure to ignore any floppy ears or cotton tails. That is NOT what this book is about.As Porcupine vies desperately for the reader's attention, one little bunny follows to get her attention too. Can a fluffy forest critter and a prickly, aspiring author forget their differences and become friends?With charm and a quirky, self-aware sense of humor, Not a Book About Bunnies will have readers of all ages giggling as they watch this unexpected friendship unfold. A perfect picture book for little animal admirers, nature nuts, and especially porcupine pals-because this is a 100% porcupine story.
Age
3-7
Text complexity
beginner
Why to read
- To expand your imagination with unexpected content, as the title suggests a twist on traditional subjects.
- To enjoy the unique writing style and voice of Amanda Henke, which may offer fresh perspectives or innovative storytelling techniques.
- To engage with themes and narratives that challenge preconceived notions, as indicated by the book's title that it defies expectations.
- To support new or lesser-known authors and contribute to the diversity of the literary landscape by exploring works beyond mainstream titles.