Ralphy the Rabbit: Finds Himself - David...

Here is a summary of what the book is about. The story is about a rabbit named Ralphy. He knew he was different from his brothers and sisters. Ralphy couldn't hop very far but the thing that drove him nuts was his ears. Ralphy ears were larger and crooked than a normal rabbit. When kids came into the pet shop they would laugh at him as they pass by him. One day a little girl named Marta noticed Ralphy jumping  around in his cage. From that moment everything changed for Ralphy.

What an incredible story to read to children.

There are some wonderful adventures that teach great moral lessons.

It has a wonderful message about friendship and accepting yourself just the way you are. Also, don't worry about what other people think of you.

I feel this book is geared toward the age range of 6 to preteen.

I believe the message is also saying it's ok to be different.

Happy Reading Everyone! 

"Your grammar motto is: "Who needs this?" To you, grammar is whatever people want it to be. Language conventions and rules are a waste of time. They're nothing more than a way for society to make yet another group of "us" vs. "them." You're the guy or gal who speaks and writes as s/he wishes and chuckles a bit when everyone makes a fuss about a mistyped pronoun. "

How do I not remember that there was a dragon in Silmarillion?! Troy, help!

Liked it much better than the Sweet Child of Mine cover they did.