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K-3
Illustrated by
Felix Scheinberger.
Timmy the hare has never played with a bear before, and at first he likes Bruno. However, after Bruno accidentally pops Timmy's new ball, Timmy says he'll never play with him again. He quickly changes his mind when Bruno rescues him from a bully. Although the story of accepting differences is predictable, the appealing characters and energetic illustrations make it enjoyable.
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K-3
Translated by Marianne Martens.
Illustrated by
Felix Scheinberger.
Rabbit Timmy wishes he were fearless like his bold and reckless friend Rocket. After misleading his mother about some missing carrots, Timmy learns that truthfulness requires courage. The didactic story's message of the merits of honesty is clear. The scratchy illustrations depict the bunny's family and friends in their woodland environs.