Bunny and the Beast

Bunny and the Beast by Molly Coxe, published by Random House in 2001, is a charming retelling of the classic fairytale Beauty and the Beast. This edition features 40 pages of delightful illustrations by renowned artist Pamela Silin-Palmer, who brings to life a whimsical world where a bunny rabbit takes on the role of Beauty and a bullterrier becomes the Beast. The story is infused with humor, complementing the vibrant artwork and engaging young readers.
In this imaginative narrative, children will enjoy the playful dynamics between the characters, particularly the humorous froggy troubadour who adds a comedic touch to each page. The book combines elements of fiction and folklore, making it an appealing choice for those interested in stories about animals and fairy tales. With its captivating illustrations and witty text, Bunny and the Beast offers a unique twist on a beloved tale, inviting readers to explore a world where animals wear clothes and enchantment awaits.
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Renowned artist Pamela Silin-Palmer brings her stunning paintings of animals in clothes to the classic fairytale of Beauty and the Beast. The story is retold with a bunny rabbit as Beauty, and a bullterrier as the beast who is destined to become a handsome bunny prince. The text includes touches of humor to match the witty, beautiful paintings. Kids will love finding the funny froggy troubadour on each spread, who reacts melodramatically to each step of the story.
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