Beata Noemi Balint

When Grey Bunny is put out as the Easter shoppers come to the pet store, he feels he is special because of being grey. When all the white bunnies are taken and he is left alone, he feels it was because he was too different. As the store owner is going to take him home, he is forgotten outside the store in the rain and must find shelter. Monica wants a bunny for Easter but her dad has been to all the pet stores in town and cannot find one. What will he do?

I liked this story. Little Grey Bunny feels what we all feel at times--that we are so special it is natural to feel as though everyone will want us then we find out we're not what others want so we feel bad about ourselves. He also is forgotten by the store owner and must make his own way to shelter in the rain. I felt bad for him them. I also felt bad for Monica. It does not look like she will get her bunny. I wish I could step in and arrange an adoption for the two of them.

This is a darling story with that happy ending I wanted. I look forward to more from this author.… (mehr)

The storyline was beautiful. The lesson it wants kids to learn is that beauty comes from within the heart. I was a little disappointed in some of the grammatical errors. They slowed me down a little and for that I have it a 4. However the idea of a king being so calloused that he can only stand the outside beauty of his 100 daughters and would banish the smartest yet ugliest of them made e want to see him get what was coming to him. However, we all know how things like this work. There is always redemption and revenge comes around in its own format.… (mehr)