Larry is born with lop ears which makes him an outsider. Yet when Larry dodges obstacles and brings home the carrots needed to bake a giant carrot cake for his village's Easter celebration, he becomes a hero. Includes carrot cake recipe.
Written and illustrated by bunny lovers. Psst: Hester Applebee is my pen name.
Here are some reviews:
"Very inviting story with relatable themes - who hasn’t felt lop-eared at one time or another? I found the Easter Egg award ceremony especially adorable. I could picture the bunnies all aquiver with anticipation. Just so innocent and sweet."
A heart-warming story with the feel of a timeless classic
"This was such a heart-warming read! I love how it has the feel of a timeless classic, in terms of both the sweet story and gorgeous illustrations. It would be a perfect read-aloud for young children - and a book that early elementary-schoolers could read on their own."
As a grandma, I can not wait to read Lop-Eared Larry to my delightful new granddaughter Amelia. Larry has a unique appearance when compared to the other bunnies in Hare Hallow. As the adventure unfolds, Larry gathers courage to view his difference as a strength. He decides to put it to use in an imaginative way in Old Man Hooley's vegetable garden. His courage will benefit all the rabbit families in the hollow. There are many lovely lessons and insights beautifully woven into this sweet tale by Hester Applebee and beautifully Illustrated by Brittany David. Happily available just in time for Easter.
Janice Petterson, grandmother
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