Ready Rabbit Gets Ready!
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| Rating | : | 4.95 (548 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0670015490 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 32 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-09-05 |
| Language | : | English |
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with her husband and two young sons. Brenna is an award-winning journalist. She lives in Washington, D.C. . A long-time editor for The Washington Post, she is currently the editor of National Geographic Explorer magazine
Janet Hamilton said Kids and parents will relate to Ready Rabbit!. Summary: Ready Rabbit gives no meaning to the word procrastination, as his beleaguered mother tries to get him ready for school. Breakfast is boring…but saving the life of an incapacitated whale isn’t! Brushing teeth is important…but. "The photos are just wonderful to stare at" according to Matthew C. Winner. The third book is Ready Rabbit Gets Ready! by Brenna Malony. This comes to us from Viking and the illustrations are done through photograph with posed figures. And Ready Rabbit is this lovely, kind-of-like sock bunny (really cute) who is maybe Kindergar. Kathleen R Stachnik said great book. My grandsons absolutely love this book so much they took it to school for the teacher to read to the class.
Ready Rabbit! It’s time to get ready!That’s Ready Rabbit’s momma.Ready Rabbit knows he should get up and get ready.But there are so many more interesting things to do first.Like building spaceships,and rescuing sea creatures,and searching for law-breaking ‘bad guys’!Ready Rabbit! Hurry up!Oh, and get dressed for school….Ready Rabbit Gets Ready! is for any kid with an active imagination…or anyone in need of a very good laugh.
From School Library Journal K-Gr 2—It's time for Ready Rabbit to get ready for school, but his imagination keeps getting the best of him. This lends itself well to storytime crafts, and young readers are likely to find the pictures entertaining, particularly the photos of Ready Rabbit in his underwear, "going potty," and squirting toothpaste all over the floor. Momma calls to remind him to brush his teeth, eat his breakfast, and pack his school bag, but he'd rather build a spaceship, chase down bad guys in the Old West, or ride his imaginary motorcycle. Children and families for whom morning routines are a struggle will especially appreciate the story, but while amusing, it is not an essential purchase.—Lauren Strohecker, McKinley Elementary School, Abington School District, PA . Maloney crafted her title character from a sock, and the artwork features him in posed photographs with various toys and accessories against