A Small Surprise
A Small Surprise by Louise Yates is a delightful children’s book published by Alfred A. Knopf in 2009. This edition features 40 pages of engaging content, presented in English. The story follows a small bunny who dreams of joining the circus despite a sign that reads “Small Animals Need Not Apply.” Through his determination, he proves that size does not determine one’s ability to make a significant impact, capturing the attention of the larger animals in the circus.
Readers will find a charming narrative that combines humor and heart, making it an enjoyable read for preschoolers. The book explores themes of self-esteem and self-reliance, as well as the concepts of size and shape, all conveyed through brief text and expressive illustrations. This engaging tale is designed to resonate with young listeners, making it a perfect addition to storytime.
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A triumphant and endearing tale to tickle the smallest listeners.
A very small bunny wants to join the circus and is not put off by a sign reading “Small Animals Need Not Apply.” Though he is too small to wipe his nose or tie his shoes or walk far without a rest, he is not too small to make a BIG impression on the lion, the orangutan, and the other big animals of this circus troupe. This buoyant little tale is at turns funny, endearing, clever—and just right for the smallest child in any family. The brief text and expressive illustrations are great fun to share with a preschooler.
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