Sleeping Bunny
Sleeping Bunny by Emily Snowell Keller, published by Random House Books for Young Readers on January 7, 2003, is a delightful retelling of the classic tale of Sleeping Beauty. This edition features 40 pages filled with whimsical illustrations by Pamela Silin-Palmer, showcasing animals in charming costumes. The book combines a playful narrative with vibrant artwork, creating an engaging experience for young readers.
In this imaginative version, readers will encounter a unique twist on the traditional story, where humor and creativity abound. The detailed illustrations include quirky elements, such as piggies with butterfly wings serving as fairy godmothers, adding a fun layer to the retelling. The text maintains a lighthearted tone throughout, leading to a joyful conclusion that promises a “hoppily ever after.” This enchanting blend of children’s fiction, fairy tales, and folklore makes it a captivating choice for those exploring classic stories with a fresh perspective.
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Pamela Silin-Palmer and her daughter Emily Snowell Keller bring their talents to this retelling of Sleeping Beauty, showcasing Ms. Silin-Palmer’s fabulous paintings of animals dressed in costumes. As always, the illustrations are filled with detail, rendered both impeccably and with lots of quirky humor. Where else can you find piggies with butterfly wings as fairy godmothers? The text maintains the humor all the way to “hoppily ever after.”
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