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Bunny Trouble, April 11, 2000
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What do you do with a bunny who causes trouble by playing soccer instead of helping to decorate those eggs? A cute book that finds a place for that bunny who just doesn't seem to fit in with the other egg painting bunnies.
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My Favorite Childhood Book, November 11, 2001
By A Customer
Anyone and everyone can enjoy this book or enjoy reading it to their children. When I was little, I read this book every day. This book is about an Easter Bunny who would rather play soccer then paint eggs. He lives in a colony of Easter Bunnies, who eventually get mad at him for playing so much soccer and won't let him play near them. When he goes to play soccer in a near-by field, he is captured and has to be rescued. He eventually comes up with a happy compromise and lives happily ever after.
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Ralph learns a lesson!, June 22, 2009
Easter is approaching, and the chickens and the bunnies are working on decorating the Easter eggs! Except for Ralph. "He cared for only one thing in the world - soccer."
He is caught by the farmer, who "... is going to make him into Easter dinner!"
Poor Ralph! Will he have an Easter dinner, or BE the Easter dinner?
This children's book, written and illustrated by Hans Wilhelm, follows that tried and true plot of the outcast/different/misunderstood character, finding his or her own path.
My only complaint about this book is that Ralph is never illustrated actually being good at soccer. In fact, he really demonstrates no ability to control the ball, which is the opposite of what soccer is. This makes me wonder why author Wilhelm picked soccer as a theme. A minor concern, for sure, but why couldn't Ralph be dribbling around, surprising the other bunnies, and drilling perfect goals in unexpected places?
In any case, kids will probably enjoy it!
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