2018, Children's Books, Early Learning
WISE Score
Amazon
A book that thinks it's a toy, featuring a hungry bunny, a red ribbon, and a very necessary apple pie.
4.8
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This is exactly the kind of book you want in the rotation if you're trying to prove to a kid that paper can be just as fun as an iPad.
It’s tactile, funny, and has a high 're-readability' factor because of the physical interaction. While it's not a deep philosophical dive, it’s a masterclass in how to keep a preschooler’s attention.
If your kid likes 'Press Here' or 'Don't Push the Button,' this is a top-tier addition to the shelf.
Perfect for the 2 to 5-year-old crowd. It’s simple enough for a young toddler to grasp the 'shake the book' concept but clever enough that a kindergartner won't be bored.
It's a cozy, gentle story about a bunny gathering apples for his mom's pie. It models helpfulness and family connection in a very sweet, non-preachy way.
The book uses a physical red ribbon and clever prompts to turn the reading experience into a tactile adventure. It asks kids to tilt, shake, and blow on the pages, which is a great break from passive reading.
Completely safe. No scary themes, no violence, and no hidden 'mature' jokes. It’s as safe as a cardboard box, but much cuter.
Excellent for developing fine motor skills and following multi-step directions. It encourages active listening and participation rather than just zoning out.
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