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10 Fiction Books About Rabbits for Easter

10 Fiction Books About Rabbits for Easter

Hoppity hop, do you love to read books about bunnies at Easter time - or any time of year?!

If you do, here are 10 delightful rabbit-themed fiction books for kids of all ages. From fun board books for babies and picture books for toddlers to books for older children such as Judith Kerr's moving When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit, and the classic weepie Watership Down, plus lots more.

They would make wonderful alternative Easter gifts, for a kid who loves rabbits or for anyone who just wants to enjoy some great children's literature.

10 Books About Rabbits For Easter

Fantastic books about rabbits that children of all ages will love.

  1. Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll
  2. Alice's Adventures In Wonderland

    The White Rabbit in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (the original title) is possible the most famous rabbit in English literature, in a book that has been turned into movies and TV series many times.

    It is now more commonly called simply Alice in Wonderland.

    Alice falls down a rabbit-hole and finds a fantastical world filled with anthropomorphic animals, playing cards and a very mad Hatter. Here adventures have been loved by generations, and this is a must-read book for children.

  3. The Velveteen Rabbit by Margery Williams
  4. The Velveteen Rabbit by Margery Williams

    "When a child loves you for a long, long time, not just to play with, but REALLY loves you, then you become Real"

    "Does it hurt?" asked the Rabbit. "Sometimes," said the Skin Horse, for he was always truthful.

    "When you are Real you don't mind being hurt."

    The Velveteen Rabbit is a timeless childrens classic may be a bit of a weepie, but it will teach children all about the true magic of friendship, love, and being honest with oneself.

  5. That's Not My Bunny by Fiona Watt
  6. That's Not My Bunny by Fiona Watt

    One of the much loved That's Not My... series.

    These books are perfect first books for babies and toddlers with lots to touch and feel and opportunities to anticipate the final word of each sentence.

    In That's Not My Bunny.. you can feel bunny's ears, tail, see his shining eyes and more, kids love all the books in this cute and beautifully executed series.

  7. When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit By Judith Kerr
  8. When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit By Judith Kerr

    When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit book for is the moving story of a Jewish girl forced to flee Germany when Hitler came to power. She has to leave her home, her friends and her beloved toys, including an old and much-loved pink toy rabbit.

    Based on the author Judith Kerr's own experiences, this book has been a classic for over 50 years and is a gentle way of introducing children to the experience of those who has to escape Germany before the Second World War. It is recommended for children aged 9-12 years old.

  9. The Tale of Peter Rabbit by Beatrix Potter
  10. The Tale of Peter Rabbit by Beatrix Potter

    Beatrix Potter wrote about many rabbits in he popular childrens books, but naughty Peter Rabbit is probably the best loved of them all. The Tale of Peter Rabbit is presenteed here with the original illustrations by the author in this lovely edition.

    Re-read his exploits with Mr McGregor in this classic edition. Ever hungry Peter Rabbit loves the beautiful vegetables in Mr McGregor's Garden, but he gets in all sorts of scrapes trying to nibble these tasty treats!

  11. Bunny Party by Rosemary Wells
  12. Bunny Party by Rosemary Wells

    There are many Max and Ruby books, all showing delightfully how toddler Max attempts to get along with big sister Ruby's plans. This one was a big favourite with my own children!

    In Bunny Party Max and Ruby are planning a party for Grandma's birthday. Max wants to invite all his friends, but Ruby says no. Not only is this a fun bunny themed-tale, there is lots of counting practice included too.

  13. Watership Down by Richard Adams
  14. Watership Down by Richard Adams

    This book is a classic weepie written by Richard Adams, which is suitable for children aged 7+, tells of a group of rabbits forced to leave their cosy warren and search for a new home.

    Watership Down is beautifully written and very moving, and like Wind in the Willows it is a deeply political satire in the guise of a children's book.

  15. Little Grey Rabbit by Alison Uttley
  16. Little Grey Rabbit: Little Grey Rabbit's Year of Stories

    Alison Uttley's Little Grey Rabbit is another classic rabbit book, loved by generations. This book has eight stories: Hare and the Easter Eggs, Little Grey Rabbit's May Day, Water Rat's Picnic, Little Grey Rabbit Goes to the Sea, Fuzzypeg goes to School and Little Grey Rabbit's Christmas.

    Gentle Little Grey Rabbit lives in the country and experiences the seasons, perfect to read to toddlers and the children will love then a s soon as they are able to read them by themselves.

  17. Favourite Brer Rabbit Stories by Joel Chandler Harris
  18. The Classic Tales of Brer Rabbit

    Brer Rabbit is not, to be honest, much of a role model. In these stories he tricks and cheats all his friends and generally behaves like a complete rascal - which is why kids love him!

    The stories in Favourite Brer Rabbit Stories are all African American folk tales that were retold by author Joel Chandler Harris, who imagined then being told to a small by an old slave who he named Uncle Remus.

  19. Old-Time Bunny Rabbit Stickers
  20. Old-Time Bunny Rabbit Stickers

    Great fun for everyone, a book of Old-Time Bunny Rabbit Stickers - you could make your own Easter presents or cards with these.

    Get creative with these delightful stickers and bunny up your notebooks!

For Easter gift ideas that will save your children's teeth from the onslaught of chocolate and sugar see these Chocolate Free Easter Gifts.

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