It's Your Year, Baby Rabbit

by Little Bee Books, Ariel Hsu (Illustrator)

Overview

Baby Rabbit is kind and smart!
Welcome the Year of the Rabbit (2023) with this fun board book series introducing kids to each zodiac sign through positive personality traits and adorable animal characters.

Happy Lunar New Year, Baby Rabbit!

Baby Rabbit is kind, smart, funny, and generous. They love to share and make their loved ones happy. Welcome the new year by celebrating all the wonderful, positive traits that make the rabbit zodiac special. This sweet board book will get babies and toddlers excited about their very own zodiac sign!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781499813425
Publisher:	little bee books
Publication date:	11/29/2022
Series:	It's Your Year, Baby , #1
Pages:	20
Product dimensions:	6.90(w) x 6.90(h) x 0.40(d)
Age Range:	3 Months to 3 Years

About the Author

Little Bee Books is passionate about creating fun, interactive books that kids love. Inspired by the joy and empowerment reading brings, Little Bee shares exciting stories that educate, delight, and embolden readers of all ages.

Editorial Reviews

Welcome, Baby Rabbit.
This festive board book introduces positive characteristics attributed to those born in the Year of the Rabbit as the titular character-the fourth animal in the Chinese zodiac-prepares for and celebrates Lunar New Year...Hsu's illustrations, filled with smiling faces, match the mood and incorporate welcome details to the Lunar New Year festivities.
A simple but sweet introduction.

Kirkus Reviews

2022-09-28
Welcome, Baby Rabbit.

This festive board book introduces positive characteristics attributed to those born in the Year of the Rabbit as the titular character—the fourth animal in the Chinese zodiac—prepares for and celebrates Lunar New Year. Baby Rabbit is kind and helps friends decorate red banners with greetings and wishes. They are smart and peaceful, figuring out how to fly an oversized dragon kite. Baby Rabbit is also creative, cheerfully making dumplings with a parent. As Baby Rabbit and their loved ones gather around the table for a meal with traditional New Year’s foods, Baby Rabbit pours tea for the others—they are “funny, polite, and generous.” A spread shows how the Five Elements—water, metal, earth, fire, and wood—interact with the zodiac; for instance, those born in 2011 are metal rabbits, “kind and enthusiastic.” As a primer, this book offers minimal astrological context. Characteristics are fairly simplistic, though they do work as uplifting affirmations to young readers born in the Year of the Rabbit. Hsu’s illustrations, filled with smiling faces, match the mood and incorporate welcome details to the Lunar New Year festivities. Adjectives are set in various colors for emphasis. (This book was reviewed digitally.)

A simple but sweet introduction. (Board book. 1-3)

Kirkus Reviews