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Have you ever wondered what it would be like if the Easter Bunny took a vacation? Just in time for Easter, a colorful children's picture book! ¿The Easter Bunny has been working hard, and he and Mrs. Rabbit have decided that it's time to go to the beach! At the beach, they have so much fun they may never come back! But if they don't, what will happen to Easter? Mr. and Mrs. Rabbit must make a decision that will affect children everywhere. Is it finally time for them to retire, or do the children of the world still need them? Your child will fall in love with this adorable story filled with…mehr

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Have you ever wondered what it would be like if the Easter Bunny took a vacation? Just in time for Easter, a colorful children's picture book! ¿The Easter Bunny has been working hard, and he and Mrs. Rabbit have decided that it's time to go to the beach! At the beach, they have so much fun they may never come back! But if they don't, what will happen to Easter? Mr. and Mrs. Rabbit must make a decision that will affect children everywhere. Is it finally time for them to retire, or do the children of the world still need them? Your child will fall in love with this adorable story filled with beautiful illustrations. It's the perfect addition to any Easter basket, and a fun springtime read! "Stylish, imaginative, and well written. You won't want to miss this!" - Hopper's Bazaar "Little bunnies will love this story! I chewed through this book!" - The Rabbit Review "A basket of visual delights! It is eggceptional!" - Town and Hutch Magazine
Autorenporträt
Jemima Neal is a Midwestern author who loves timeless stories with themes of confidence, creativity, and wild imagination. Although masquerading as a businesswoman or college professor is in her resume, she has found the gig of mentoring, loving, and writing for young children the most rewarding. Her passions include reading (of course!), traveling to exotic places, baking and making a mess, annoying her children with silly rhymes, collecting art, and enjoying the great outdoors. When Jemima was a little girl, the highlight of her week was the long walk to the library with her father to pick out a book. Listening with rapt attention when her father read to her instilled a lifelong appreciation for children's literature and illustrations. You can usually find Jemima either knee deep in cookie dough, taking a long walk in the woods or, if she is very lucky, sprawled out on a beach somewhere with her nose in a book. Jemima cites among her influences the great works of Beatrix Potter, Roald Dahl, and Dr. Seuss. She lives with her family and two dogs - one a very good dog and one a very bad dog- in a house filled with paintings, books, and sugar.