Review of "Five for a Little One" by Chris Raschka
With big, fun drawings, and a rabbit to enjoy, this is the tale about being a bunny. The story tells us about the five senses all creatures like us have. Our rabbit has a nose that is noble and can sniff and smell. The tale goes through the five senses with the rabbit in mind. The simple drawings are easy to enjoy, and every child will learn and love this rabbitty tale.
Rainbo Electronic Reviews published this review in our March, 2006 issue.
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