Publisher's Synopsis
Today's a very special day:
a new arrival's on the way!
Hoppy news! Bunny's getting a new sibling! Help Bunny prepare for their arrival in this gentle board book which celebrates welcoming a new family member to the burrow.
With sweet rhyming text and an interactive search and find element, this is the perfect book to read with little ones to help them feel excited about welcoming a new sibling.
- Look out for other board books in the Brown Bear Wood series: The Great Egg Hunt, The Twelve Days of Christmas, I Love You Always and Keeping Cosy and Snuggling Up; Picture books: If You Go Down to the Woods Today and Grand Old Oak and the Birthday Ball; and the poetry collection: Wisdom of the Woods.
Praise for If You Go Down to the Woods Today:
"A simple introduction to poetry, perfectly aimed at young children, that will be loved and enjoyed for a long time." - Independent's Best Kids Poetry Book 2021
"A tour de force of interactive two-dimensional nature." - Kirkus starred review
"A simple yet magical first book of poetry." - The Telegraph
a new arrival's on the way!
Hoppy news! Bunny's getting a new sibling! Help Bunny prepare for their arrival in this gentle board book which celebrates welcoming a new family member to the burrow.
With sweet rhyming text and an interactive search and find element, this is the perfect book to read with little ones to help them feel excited about welcoming a new sibling.
- Look out for other board books in the Brown Bear Wood series: The Great Egg Hunt, The Twelve Days of Christmas, I Love You Always and Keeping Cosy and Snuggling Up; Picture books: If You Go Down to the Woods Today and Grand Old Oak and the Birthday Ball; and the poetry collection: Wisdom of the Woods.
Praise for If You Go Down to the Woods Today:
"A simple introduction to poetry, perfectly aimed at young children, that will be loved and enjoyed for a long time." - Independent's Best Kids Poetry Book 2021
"A tour de force of interactive two-dimensional nature." - Kirkus starred review
"A simple yet magical first book of poetry." - The Telegraph
