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Tippy-Tippy-Tippy, Hide!

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Candace Fleming and G. Brian Karas' TIPPY-TIPPY-TIPPY, HIDE! tells of three little bunnies on Mr. McGreely's doorstep who beg to come inside for the winter. But he already shared his carrots with them last summer and is determined not to share his house too. Trouble is, the bunnies are pesky and clever - and sneak in. Whether you've seen the bunnies from MUNCHA! MUNCHA! MUNCHA! MUNCHA! Before or not, TIPPY-TIPPY-TIPPY, HIDE is a fun sequel and an equal winner for newcomers and old fans alike: libraries will find it a popular lend.

I am new to ordering on-line but I have to say I am very happy with my purchase. The book I ordered was in great condiction. I was surprised to open the package and find that for the great price I paid, it was also a hard covered book as well. Thank you!

I was so happy when this book came out since the young children I teach absolutely love "Muncha! Muncha! Muncha!" In this followup, it's winter and the bunnies are cold - they keep sneaking into the grumpy old man's house to get warm. Whenever we ay "tippy, tippy, tippy, hide!" we "tiptoe" with our fingers on the floor and then quick hide our hands behind our backs. Kids look forward to this and it adds to their engagement with the story. This is really a fun one - you won't be disappointed!

Tippy tippy hide and Muncha muncha muncha have become some of our favorite bedtime stories for our three little girls. We checked it out at the library at first and had so much fun with them that we couldn't resist purchasing them. They are just cute funny stories of farmer verses bunnies. Adorable!!

If you've ever had a garden and been frustrated with rabbits, this is the story for you! It's a cute story and fun for all ages. You're never too old for a good picture book!

My three year old loves this book, especially when the bunnies leave bunny droppings on Mr.McGreely's pillow. She loves to "read" it aloud to herself after we put her to bed, and it's so funny to hear her over the baby monitor saying "Some bunnies been in my house!" We haven't read Candace Fleming's first book "Muncha!Muncha!Muncha!" but I'm eager to read the prequel. The end of the story was a little confusing for my daughter, because it ends in sounds and pictures, with no written conclusion (in trying to keep the bunnies out, Mr.McGreely ends up locking himself into the house and he can't get out in the spring), so I used to have to explain the ending each time to my daughter. The rest of the story is great however and is sure to keep your child riveted.