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24 pp.
| Sterling
| January, 2012
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TradeISBN 978-1-4027-7862-9$9.95
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Illustrated by
David Walker.
Hour by hour, this bouncy rhyme follows a rabbit parent and child through their day. Every so often, they pause in their many activities--indoors and out--to share a hug. "A hug feels good. / Let's hug again. / We'll hug at nine. / We'll hug at ten." The energetic illustrations, rendered in delicate pastel colors, often include a clock to show the time.
32 pp.
| Holt/Ottaviano
| February, 2010
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TradeISBN 978-0-8050-6390-5$16.99
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Illustrated by
Emilie Chollat.
Spring-toned illustrations portray various animals (ducks, cats, etc.) in their natural habitats, with all but one young critter (duckling, kitten, etc.) fast asleep. Each spread also shows a little boy wearing a sheep's costume. The joke, which may require a few readings to get, is that he's another sleep shirker: at book's end, his mother spots him hiding behind a tree.