Little Matilda and the Lost Bunny - Goodwin, Caz
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Little Matilda loses her treasured bunny and has a meltdown. When she calms down, she finds her bunny and apologizes for her behavior. Little Matilda has one toy that she loves more than anything -- her bunny. She takes it everywhere, even on a nature walk with her friend, Jack. When they get home, Little Matilda realizes her treasured bunny is missing. She cries, squeals and thumps her small paws. Will Little Matilda ever find her bunny? Will she learn to manage her anger and frustration?

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Little Matilda loses her treasured bunny and has a meltdown. When she calms down, she finds her bunny and apologizes for her behavior. Little Matilda has one toy that she loves more than anything -- her bunny. She takes it everywhere, even on a nature walk with her friend, Jack. When they get home, Little Matilda realizes her treasured bunny is missing. She cries, squeals and thumps her small paws. Will Little Matilda ever find her bunny? Will she learn to manage her anger and frustration?
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Caz Goodwin is an Australian award-winning author who writes picture books, short stories, poetry and junior fiction. Her work has been published internationally and illustrated by Gus Gordon, Shaney Hyde and Kerry Millard (Australia), Ashley King (United Kingdom), Low Joo Hong (Singapore) and others. She heads the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators (SCBWI) in Victoria and is on the Young Australian Best Book Awards (YABBA) council. She is also an Australia Reads ambassador. Shaney Hyde is an Australian illustrator, early childhood educator and visual arts teacher. She has been a recipient of the Police Point Residence Program in Victoria. She loves to share her passion for art and creativity with others by running workshops at a local studio, and visiting schools and libraries.