so-soThis book is very touching and I personally enjoyed it. I worry that children who might not have great relationships with their parents might not connect to it so much but I could also see it having the opposite effect with some students. Overall I thought the theme of unconditional love was great and well written.
Published 1942
Picture book
"If a man has a hundred sheep, and one of them has gone astray, does he not leave the ninety-nine on the mountains and go in search of the one that went astray? And if he finds it, truly, I say to you, he rejoices over it more than over the ninety-nine that never went astray." - Matthew 18:12
pickMy Grams, when telling me stories about my Mom and her siblings, always says “My babies...” This just proves that no matter what age you are or where you go in life, good Moms will always be there for their babies and their children will always be their babies. My three kids are tween to teen age and I know this feeling. I loved this one! 11/1,001 #1001ChildrensBooks
Book: The Runaway Bunny
Movie: Watership Down (though I prefer the book)
Song: Little Bunny Foo-Foo
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These are some books featuring #rabbits that my girls loved when they were little! #springintoreading
“” I might just as well stay where I am and be your little bunny”
pickThis story is about a little bunny who tells his mother that he‘s going to run away. It describes all the things that mothers will do for their children in every circumstance.
His favorite parts of this book are the color illustrations of Mama and Baby Bunny. 👶🏻📖 #raisingreaders
1. I don‘t know about “meal,” but when I‘m sick I‘m likely to eat saltines, buttered toast, and chocolate.
2. I feel the strongest nostalgic joy when I read The Runaway Bunny to Ian!
3. Reading as a child… internet now 😄
4. @shanaqui
#TuesdayTidbits
pickThis F read is a super cute read from the classic author Margaret Wise Brown. It is about a little bunny who keeps running away from his mother while trying to play an imaginative game of hide and seek. The mother found her child every time!
UDL 2.1 and ESOL 15
Second book in two days from Amazon. This book is for a local baby shower. I'm not giving it with a ripped and wrinkled dust cover. The other book is for a Litsy swap -- torn dust jacket too. Grrr. Fortunately Amazon will send replacements.
pickThis F picture book displays the love and caring support that a parent has for their child! This is a very good for RA and S. The link will take you to a website that is full of activities you can do along with the book! #ucflae3414f17 EL 3 encourage self talk (positive thinking) UDL 3.2 highlight patterns, critical features, big ideas, and relationship
pickThe Runaway Bunny is a very cute MF about a little bunny who wants to run away from home, and a mother who will do everything to keep him with her. I could see this becoming a perfect DR with a classroom! This book meant so much to me as a kid, and my mom would always read it to me, and I would point out in the pictures where the bunny went!
Spotted in my front yard this morning. #MargaretWiseBrown
After the storm here in Vermont. It seems the hare weathered it better than the tortoise. Why I love the 802.
pickRandomly tonight, after days of "I can read" books, Little chose this. I love these moments when he reminds me he's still my Little, and that he'll always be my little bunny.
Well, I've crammed as many books as possible onto my "Children's Library" bookcase. I've been grinning like an idiot all day as I put it together and read children's books. (Maybe a few misty moments, too ?)
The Runaway Bunny | 
