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Thumper and his sisters, the adorable trio of bunnies, come together to create a special gift for their mother. Through their lively illustrations and sweet narrative, the book celebrates the warm bonds of family and the joy of giving. The story’s gentle pacing and clear visuals invite young readers, especially kindergarteners, to share the holiday spirit of Valentine’s Day and Easter with the beloved characters.
First publish date: January 15, 2007
Genre: Children's Fiction/Picture Books
Authors: Laura Driscoll
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