Ebook {Epub PDF} A Bunny for All Seasons by Janet Schulman

One summer day a bunny hops out of the woods and into a garden. “What a wonderful garden someone has made just for me,” she thinks. All summer she feasts there. In the fall, she hides from the mean old cat behind big orange pumpkins. Then, just before the snows of winter, another bunny hops into her garden. Now during the cold winter, she has a friend. Schulman's language is economical and straightforward as she describes the delight the brown bunny takes in the garden's summer strawberries and marvels at the flowers. By winter, the bunny has "found a friend" to snuggle with in the snow, and by spring, they bring three new baby bunnies to the garden.5/5(5).  · There is a different bunny for each season. The summer bunny ate lettuce, carrots, strawberries, flowers, and tomatoes. Fall bunny ate cabbage, parsnip tops,radishes, fall leaves, and pumpkins. Winter bunnies hide in the woods together trying to /5.

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A Bunny for All Seasons by Janet Schulman, Meilo So. NOOK Book (eBook) $ Sign in to Purchase Instantly. Janet Schulman and Meilo So collaborated on a companion to A Bunny for All Seasons, entitled Countdown to Spring!, which The New York Times praised as “a pretty little book to read and discuss with toddlers.” --This text refers to an alternate kindle_edition edition. The bunny lives near a garden that, aside from a nuisance of an old cat, is portrayed as a miniature Eden. She gorges on the summer harvest, hops among the fall pumpkins, and finds a bunny friend to hibernate with in the winter.