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I hope that everyone who reads this book will agree that this is a book of wonder, magic, carrots and more…
I loved reading this book because it was full of fun and adventures.
This book has really exciting characters, each with their own personality which really comes across as the story unfolds. I also loved their funny names and the drawings which really reflect their little personalities.
The story is about little rabbit called Shylo who, accompanied by his friends, goes on an incredible adventure. With strong will, good luck, a wet nose, a moist carrot and a mad slice of courage they succeed in defeating Harlequin’s plot.
I hope everyone who reads this book will agree that this book is a book of wonder, magic, carrots and more…

The latest adventure in the popular Royal Rabbits series proves that even the smallest rabbit can be the biggest hero.
Now that Shylo is a Royal Rabbit, his life is full of adventure and new friends, but he still misses his mother and family. So he jumps at the chance to return to his home warren. As soon as Shylo arrives he finds something strange and dark going on. A mysterious bunny called Harlequin is on the farm, attracting many followers with his crazy singing and loopy dancing. But Harlequin is also digging for the Golden Carrot, which, says an ancient legend, will give him power over over all humans and animals. Harlequin believes it’s buried somewhere on the farm. As more followers flock to the warren, Shylo becomes suspicious that Harlequin is secretly plotting world domination…


Santa Montefiore is a British bestselling novelist, born in 1970 in Winchester, England, who has written more than thirty romantic and historical fiction novels. She studied Spanish and Italian at Exeter University, spent time living in Argentina, and now lives in London with her husband, historian Simon Sebag Montefiore and their children,




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