Mini Rabbit – Come Home Reviewed by Oscar, Age 5

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I really like the animal illustrations, especially the fox in the sweet shop

The story is about two rabbits, a mummy rabbit and a little rabbit who make a campfire. Mini rabbit has to get marshmallows, wood and rope but on the way back there are some problems…

I liked it when they tried to set up the tent, but there wasn’t any rope to hold it.

I like the pictures because they are realistic and look like real forests.

I really like the animal illustrations, especially the fox in the sweet shop.

I like the problems in the book and the solutions.

Mini Rabbit cover

Illustrator

John Bond

John Bond is a British illustrator, author and artist — originally from a farm in the Cotswolds — who studied illustration at Kingston University. He spent seven years working at a digital creative agency designing animations, games and interactive content before going independent in 2014; since then he has created art, editorial work, campaigns and picture books. His debut children’s book, Mini Rabbit Not Lost, was shortlisted for the 2019 Waterstones Book Prize

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Oscar

Oscar, 5

Oscar
  • Reviews: 4
  • Likes: apples, football and chess
  • Dislikes: broccoli and spiders
  • Favourite Book: listening to Mum and Dad reading Harry Potter by J.K. Rowling
  • Favourite Song: Fields of Gold by Sting

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