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It's really not intended for infants. This is a lovely book but my daughters did not have the attention span for this book until they were at least 18 months - 2 years. Therefore, there's no need to have a board-book version of this book.
It is such a sweet and reassuring story of a mother's love for her baby and one I am already sharing with my daughter. I received a first edition of the board book as a baby shower gift when my second daughter was born last year and was so moved by the story. It is about a bunny who wants to run away from home and everywhere he wants to go, the momma bunny says that she will come for him.
Thank you. This book is larger than the books they sell in the store. Great story, love it.
Poorly reproduced. I suppose, in and attempt to cut cost. Only rated 3-stars due to illustrations. What a dissapointment to find black and white illustrated pages mixed in between the colored pages in this beautiful children's book written in the 40's.
Some books transcend time and persist past fads. When I use the words "Have a carrot", my children know that I am reassuring them once again that no matter how far away they go, how old they get or what they try out during their growing up years, I will always, always, always, always, always, always, ALWAYS love them and be there for them.This book is a special part of my relationship with both my kids. I'm sure that when they have kids, it will become a part of my grandchildren's lives, too. My 21-year old daughter is far away, and in harm's way. "The Runaway Bunny" is definitely one of them. In it are some warm underthings, several pairs of good wool socks, and a few small trinkets I hope she likes. I just finished packing up a box that will go on its way to her in the next few days. There's a card, too, and on the inside I wrote, "Have a carrot" before finishing it off with a big cheery smiley face.In my home, between my children (the aforementioned girl child and my son, her 13-year old brother) and me, "The Runaway Bunny" has long been a touchstone of sorts.
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