The little rabbit who wanted red wings
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Author
Contributions
- Rogers, Jacqueline, ill. - Contributor
Publication
1988 - Platt & Munk, New York, New York (State)
Language
English
Word Count
8,000 words, Guess
Page Count
32 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivelittlerabbitwhow00bail_0
- ISBN-100448190893
- ISBN-139780448190891
- Goodreads1125014
- LibraryThing549137
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- Library of Congress Control Number87081358
- Better World Books9780448190891
- Open LibraryOL2415661M
Classifications
- DDC[E]
- LCCPZ7.B151 Lj 1988
Description
This is a cute book that teaches how to be happy with yourself, just the way you are! The little rabbit learns that when he tries to be like the other animals, he's not happy. I used to read this to our sons when they were little.
First Sentence
Once there was a Little Rabbit who had soft pink ears, bright red eyes, and a short, fluffy tail.
Description
A discontented little rabbit wishes for a pair of red wings, but the reaction of his mother and the other animals convinces him that it is better just to be himself.
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Series Statement
- All aboard books
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