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Mini Rabbit Not Lost
- Narrated by: Lizzie Waterworth
- Length: 5 mins
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Summary
A deliciously funny debut from a major new talent!
MiniRabbit is making a cake.
Cake, cake, cake!
But he’s run out of berries.
No berries, no cake.
No cake? No way!
So off he goes to look for some…
He’s not cold, not too small.
And, no, no, definitely NOT LOST…
or is he?
©2021 John Bond (P)2021 HarperCollins Publishers Limited
Critic reviews
“Mixes silliness with a Jon Klassen-like note of piquant peril...and an unexpected final twist make(s) for great appeal.” (The Guardian)
"John Bond brilliantly captures the single-mindedness of small children...little readers will certainly want seconds." (The Observer)