Overview

Bored and restless on a summer day, a little boy steals his sister's bunny and sends it on an adventure. He is well satisfied with the results - until his own stuffed animal disappears. Could it be that he is not the only troublemaker around...? A case of sibling rivalry is neatly resolved with the ""assistance"" of a hilarious raccoon in Lauren Castillo's warm, simple text and gorgeous classic illustrations.

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At once handsome and child friendly, this is a good conversation starter for preschool storytimes. -- Horn Book Magazine Castillo gives her typically sweet-tempered artwork a dash of hot sauce with this tale of a mischievous boy who's outdone by a thieving raccoon. -- Publishers Weckly

At once handsome and child friendly, this is a good conversation starter for preschool storytimes. -- Horn Book Magazine Castillo gives her typically sweet-tempered artwork a dash of hot sauce with this tale of a mischievous boy who's outdone by a thieving raccoon. -- Publishers Weckly Engaging and worthwhile. --Kirkus The antics of the raccoon and having the tables turn on the boy helps him understand his sister's feelings of loss and weave a subtle lesson into the bright clever plot. --School Library Journal

At once handsome and child friendly, this is a good conversation starter for preschool storytimes. --Horn Book Magazine Castillo gives her typically sweet-tempered artwork a dash of hot sauce with this tale of a mischievous boy who's outdone by a thieving raccoon. --Publishers Weekly Engaging and worthwhile. --Kirkus The antics of the raccoon and having the tables turn on the boy helps him understand his sister's feelings of loss and weave a subtle lesson into the bright clever plot. --School Library Journal Castillo offers something interesting on every page, either winsome or whimsical. --Booklist

At once handsome and child friendly, this is a good conversation starter for preschool storytimes. -- Horn Book Magazine Castillo gives her typically sweet-tempered artwork a dash of hot sauce with this tale of a mischievous boy who's outdone by a thieving raccoon. -- Publishers Weekly Engaging and worthwhile. --Kirkus The antics of the raccoon and having the tables turn on the boy helps him understand his sister's feelings of loss and weave a subtle lesson into the bright clever plot. --School Library Journal Castillo offers something interesting on every page, either winsome or whimsical. --Booklist

At once handsome and child friendly, this is a good conversation starter for preschool storytimes. -- Horn Book Magazine

At once handsome and child friendly, this is a good conversation starter for preschool storytimes. -- Horn Book Magazine Castillo gives her typically sweet-tempered artwork a dash of hot sauce with this tale of a mischievous boy who's outdone by a thieving raccoon. -- Publishers Weckly Engaging and worthwhile. --Kirkus

Author Information

Lauren Castillo is the illustrator of several acclaimed picture books. This is the second she has both written and illustrated. She lives in Baltimore, Maryland, and you can also find her at www.laurencastillo.blogspot.com and follow her on Twitter @studiocastillo.

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