Brown Bunny'S Bird and Flower Book - Mancine, Barbara
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Little Brown Bunny loves to sit outside in the lazy afternoon sun and study the world around him. One day, he nibbles on yummy green grass and observes, but curious birds keep asking questions. They all want to know what Brown Bunny is doing, just sitting around. Along comes a cardinal, goldfinch, woodpecker, hummingbird, and more! So what is Brown Bunny doing? Well, he's eating grass, of course, but he also admires the flowers. All around him, he sees brightly colored beauties. He wonders at orange lilies, pink impatiens, and yellow marigolds. He appreciates the delicate petals of purple…mehr

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Little Brown Bunny loves to sit outside in the lazy afternoon sun and study the world around him. One day, he nibbles on yummy green grass and observes, but curious birds keep asking questions. They all want to know what Brown Bunny is doing, just sitting around. Along comes a cardinal, goldfinch, woodpecker, hummingbird, and more! So what is Brown Bunny doing? Well, he's eating grass, of course, but he also admires the flowers. All around him, he sees brightly colored beauties. He wonders at orange lilies, pink impatiens, and yellow marigolds. He appreciates the delicate petals of purple petunias, white daises, and red roses, too. Finally, Brown Bunny thanks God for all his bird friends and the beautiful flowers. Have you ever spent a day outside, enjoying the pretty flowers? It's about time you did. Brown Bunny reminds us that it's fun to slow down and enjoy the beauty of God's creation.
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Barbara Mancine is a retired elementary school teacher. She lives in Stow, Ohio, where she enjoys spending time with her seven grandchildren. Amie Mancine teaches life sciences at high school and college levels at Archbishop Hoban High School in Akron, Ohio. She lives in North Canton with her husband, two sons, daughter, and pets.