Little Rabbit is bored. Her brothers and sisters are busy with chores and her friends are out collecting worms. Her grandfather, Big Rabbit, offers to make her his assistant for the day hes got lots of work she can help him with. Little Rabbit laughs; her grandfather doesnt have a job he spends all day with his friends. Why dont you come with me and see? replies Big Rabbit. First they visit Mole, who has a problem with his dark tunnels, before hopping over to visit Granny Hedgehog, whos suffering with a rather nasty cold. As theyre leaving they meet Dormouse whos struggling to keep his babies happy while he forages for twigs for their nest. The last stop is Squirrels den, but the usually acrobatic Squirrel has sprained her paw. After helping her, they head home what a busy day! In the morning Little Rabbit wakes to find her grandfather has left her a list of things to collect. Little Rabbits excited, certain that the things are for making a kite, but shes in for a big surprise A heartwarming story about helping others and spreading kindness.

 

 

This book is part of a book series called Colour Fiction .

This book has been graded for interest at 5-8 years.

There are 96 pages in this book. This book was published in 2023 by Little Tiger Press Group .

Swapna Haddow lives in London with her karate-chopping, swash-buckling son (his words not hers), her thirty-something, age-sensitive husband and Gary the hamster. She spends her time writing, eating cake and making sure her son doesn't flatten her husband as he attempts to master his human cannonball trick. Sheena Dempsey is a children's author and illustrator. She loves to draw animals, from dirty rats to mean cats and heroic pigeons too. She has worked with various publishers in Ireland and the UK including Walker, Templar, Hachette, Faber and Little Island. She lives in London with her partner, Mick, and their greyhound, Sandy. Alison Friend is a successful illustrator whose warm and whimsical artwork has appeared in both picture books and fiction. She studied Fine Art at university, and worked as a stonemason and greetings card illustrator before turning her hand to children's book illustration. She lives with her husband and son in the Lake District.