Mini Rabbit Is Not Lost

Praise

“Throughout his varied, vibrant, textured art, Bond offers a plethora of visual jokes and intriguing details . . . repeated readings will likely enthusiastically be called for. . . as will cake.”—The Horn Book

“Charming and whimsical—sure to bring smiles to readers’ faces.”—Kirkus Reviews

“Jaunty digital artwork by newcomer Bond introduces Mini Rabbit and Mother Rabbit as they set out to make a cake . . . Everybody knows someone like Mini Rabbit, who forges ahead with wild optimism, oblivious to the sinking likelihood of success, and Bond’s debut wittily explores this attribute alongside the mismatch between Mini Rabbit’s quotidian desire for pastry and his momentous, world-spanning trek.”—Publishers Weekly

“Brushstrokes on canvas depict the landscapes Mini Rabbit traverses, including forests in interesting variant colors such as purples and oranges; panels convey distance and movement in quick snapshots that make viewers feel the haste of Mini Rabbit’s speedy search. Mini Rabbit’s terse, fragmented statements will be easy for children to read on their own . . . Viewers with a sweet tooth will likely understand Mini Rabbit’s eagerness.”—The Bulletin of the Center for Children’s Books

“Observant readers will notice that small black birds appear throughout the story, carrying the red berries that actually grow at the base of Mini Rabbit’s home. . . All’s well that ends well, though Mini Rabbit’s response to his mother’s offer of berry cake turns the tale topsy turvy.”— Booklist