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The story of a fierce bad rabbit
56 pages
A classic, beautifully illustrated English children's tale about a very naughty rabbit.
What it feels like
This classic piece of English juvenile fiction offers a charmingly brisk reading experience centered around the antics of a notably fierce and bad rabbit. The mood is inherently nostalgic and whimsical, anchored by the visual delight of fifteen color plates and beautifully illustrated endpapers that bring the animal protagonist to life. The tone strikes a balance between playful storytelling and gentle cautionary themes typical of traditional children's literature. Its prose is accessible yet timeless, designed to capture the imagination of young minds while offering visual splendor through its artwork. It is a perfect fit for readers who appreciate vintage children's stories, classic animal fables, and the simple joy of a well-illustrated, mischievous adventure.
- Mood
- whimsical
- nostalgic
- gentle
- Tone
- playful
- cautionary
- classic
- Pace
- brisk
- Themes
- animal antics · childhood lessons · misbehavior
- The writing
- Classic English children's storytelling paired with rich, colorful illustrations.
- The arc
- A simple, engaging journey following the mischievous antics of a naughty rabbit.
- Who it's for
- Young readers and lovers of classic, illustrated English children's literature.
Content notes
- mild animal misbehavior
About the book
Pagination includes 15 color plates.
Illustrated endpapers.
WSU MASC copy donated by Joseph and Bernice Gilman Baily.
WSU MASC copy is: 002-121488142.
Description from Open Library.
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