Fuzz McFlops is one of the most famous rabbit-writers in the land, but ever since his classmates teased him about his lopsided ears at school he's led a lonely life, writing sad stories such as The Withered Carrot. Now he's started receiving some scandalous, outrageous and rather eye-catching letters from one of his fans. Who is she? And why does Fuzz's funny, too-short ear start twitching every time he replies to her shocking notes? As their correspondence continues, Fuzz McFlops begins to wonder where this tale is heading, and whether he might not discover a happy ending for once, after all... 'Just wonderful'We Love this Book 'Very sweet'Bookwitch 'A highly original and entertaining story which will appeal to anyone aged between nine and ninety with a well-developed sense of fun'Lancashire Evening Post 'A truly mesmerising story with beautiful illustrations and magical characters destined to capture the imagination of the reader... a book which should take pride of place on any book loving child's bookcase'Compelling Reads 'A really fun story with a lovely life lesson about never feeling bad about the little quirks that make you unique'Madhouse Family Reviews 'A really fun read with lots of educational merit... what a treat it is!'Wondrous Reads Eva Furnari was born in Rome in 1948, but her family moved to Brazil when she was 2 years old. She started her career as a writer in 1980 and has since published more than 60 books for children. She has won numerous awards throughout her long career, including nine FNLIJ awards, the Jabuti and the APCA Award.

 

 

This book has been graded for interest at 7-9 years.

There are 56 pages in this book. This book was published in 2015 by Pushkin Children's Books .

Eva Furnari was born in Rome in 1948, but her family moved to Brazil when she was 2 years old. She started her career as a writer in 1980 and has since published more than 60 books for children. She has won numerous awards throughout her long career, including nine FNLIJ awards, the Jabuti and the APCA Award. She was included in the honours list compiled by IBBY for O feiticodo sapo! (The Spell of the Toad). Jose Mauro de Vasconcelos (1920-84) was a Brazilian writer who worked as a sparring partner for boxers, as a labourer on a banana farm, and a fisherman before he started writing at the age of 22. He is most famous for his autobiographical novel My Sweet Orange Tree, which tells the story of his own childhood in Rio de Janeiro. Alison Entrekin is an acclaimed translator from Portuguese, whose translations include Budapest by Chico Buarque, which was shortlisted for the Independent Foreign Fiction Prize.