About This Book
Reach for this book when your child starts noticing that some families look different from theirs, or if they are beginning to ask questions about fairness, rules, and who gets to make them. It is an ideal choice for parents who want to introduce the concepts of same-sex marriage and democratic participation through a gentle, metaphorical lens. The story follows Marlon Bundo, a lonely rabbit who finds his soulmate in another boy bunny named Wesley. While the book touches on serious themes like discrimination and leadership, it maintains a whimsical and humorous tone that keeps young readers engaged. It moves from a sweet romance into a lesson on community advocacy when a 'bossy' bug tries to tell the bunnies they cannot be together. By choosing this book, you are providing your child with a foundational understanding that love is a celebrated choice and that everyone has a voice in creating a fair community. It is best suited for children ages 4 to 8 who enjoy animal stories with a heart.
