This sweetly illustrated story from Holly Surplice is perfect for comforting sleepy little ones who don’t like being left alone when it’s time to turn out the light.
It’s time for Bunny to go to bed, and he happily has his dinner, bath, and story. But when it’s time to go to sleep and he gets tearful, Mommy Bunny knows just what to say to reassure her little one. This sweetly illustrated story from Holly Surplice is perfect for comforting sleepy little ones who don’t like being left alone when it’s time to turn out the light.
Going through this everyday routine with Bunny may assist adults in putting their own little bunnies to bed. —Kirkus Reviews
Holly Surplice was born and brought up near Dumfries, Scotland, where living on a farm nurtured a fascination and love of animals that continues to feed her work as an artist and illustrator today. She is also the author-illustrator of Guinea Pig Party. After traveling as far as the Galapagos, she now lives and works in Edinburgh, Scotland, with her husband, their young daughter, and a Dalmatian named Marbles.
This sweetly illustrated story from Holly Surplice is perfect for comforting sleepy little ones who don’t like being left alone when it’s time to turn out the light.
It’s time for Bunny to go to bed, and he happily has his dinner, bath, and story. But when it’s time to go to sleep and he gets tearful, Mommy Bunny knows just what to say to reassure her little one. This sweetly illustrated story from Holly Surplice is perfect for comforting sleepy little ones who don’t like being left alone when it’s time to turn out the light.
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Going through this everyday routine with Bunny may assist adults in putting their own little bunnies to bed. —Kirkus Reviews
Author
Holly Surplice was born and brought up near Dumfries, Scotland, where living on a farm nurtured a fascination and love of animals that continues to feed her work as an artist and illustrator today. She is also the author-illustrator of Guinea Pig Party. After traveling as far as the Galapagos, she now lives and works in Edinburgh, Scotland, with her husband, their young daughter, and a Dalmatian named Marbles.
