About This Book
Reach for this book when your child feels like an outsider because of their physical appearance or a perceived weakness. It is a perfect choice for children who are navigating social anxiety or the fear of being judged by their peers. The story follows Bunns, a rabbit born with unusually small ears, who is labeled a bad omen by her judgmental community. Despite the pressure to hide away, Bunns embarks on a cinematic quest to save her home, discovering that her differences are actually her greatest strengths. Through its blend of graceful prose and graphic novel style panels, the book explores profound themes of self-acceptance, family loyalty, and the courage required to follow one's own heartsong. It is a sophisticated yet accessible middle-grade read that provides a safe space for children to process feelings of loneliness and the pressure to conform. Parents will appreciate the way it models resilience and the importance of looking past superficial traits to find a person's true character.
