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allmadhere106's review against another edition
5.0
Rabbit wants to learn about other animals so he checked out a book on wolves. As he reads about wolves and walks about town, the wolf slowly starts coming out of the book and into rabbit's world, something not necessarily good for rabbit. This book was excellent! It was laugh out loud funny at the end and the characters were both exceptionally expressive. However, the ending might not be the best for young readers. The author points this out as well and gives an alternate ending, something that is part of what makes it so fun. This may make it more of an adult book or a book for less sensitive readers. I highly recommend it for anyone who enjoys witty children's books.
libbydmccarthy's review against another edition
2.0
Not my favorite Gravett book. Not my 20-mo-old son's favorite either- he never requested it again after I read it the first time. Probably too advanced for him.
kalira's review against another edition
funny
informative
medium-paced
4.75
Nice art, with a multidimensional feeling aside from how I loved the 'multimedia' feeling of the book, and that the wolf facts are actually accurate . . . and then the alternate ending page 'for sensitive readers' made me laugh even more.
mjfmjfmjf's review against another edition
4.0
Funny and silly. Maybe a bit scary. Great and clever art. Basically breaks the 4th wall and the bunny gets eaten. Or not.
calamitymane's review against another edition
3.0
Gorgeous illustrations. It seemed this book was going somewhere and then...it just didn't.
I'm not sure I'd read this to my two-year-old granddaughter. The pictures are lovely, though.
I'm not sure I'd read this to my two-year-old granddaughter. The pictures are lovely, though.
seventhaurora's review against another edition
5.0
a very fun book omg. kind of multi-modal and intertextual. i think lots of kids would really enjoy this and would have a laugh at the alternate ending.
teaching notes: for younger children and older, lessons could be adapted depending on level. perhaps making a poster to warn rabbits about the dangers of wolves? could be used in conjunction with Little Red by Bethan Woollvin and incorporate some drama/hotseating.
teaching notes: for younger children and older, lessons could be adapted depending on level. perhaps making a poster to warn rabbits about the dangers of wolves? could be used in conjunction with Little Red by Bethan Woollvin and incorporate some drama/hotseating.