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by Ruth Bornstein

ISBN: 0516087231
Author: Ruth Bornstein
Language: English
Publisher: Childrens Pr; 3rd edition (June 1, 1973)
Pages: 32
Subcategory: Kids
Rating: 4.3
Votes: 233
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Pictures and text follow a young rabbit's efforts to become an Indian.

Pictures and text follow a young rabbit's efforts to become an Indian. Pictures and text follow a young rabbit's efforts to become an Indian.

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Indian Bunny Ruth Bornstein Children's Press, 1973. Renamed at some point Brave Bunny for obvious reasons, I purchased it right after my son was born when I first started casing used book shops for gems. One day a bunny said, "Good-by, I'm going to be an Indian. So good-natured and pure, Indian Bunny is a real testament to nature and the sky and the animals and the trees and the world. His little journey speaks wonderfully of living a simple life and finding awe in the magic of everyday things.

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Pictures and text follow a young rabbit's efforts to become an Indian.

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Marg

Indian Bunny is the classic 1973 book with artwork and words by the author. It tells a story appropriate for children with wandering imaginations and also for their parents who like simple poetry and cute cartoons and nice ideas in general. I bought the book for myself and my pet rabbit, who I read it to when he's being restless. It seems to calm him right down.

betelgeuze

This very short and simple tale tells the story of a young rabbit who decides one day that he wished to be Indian (Native American). What follows isn't a story of what actually happens, but about what the bunny imagines will take place when he become an Indian Bunny. Despite what some would consider a politically incorect titile, INDIAN BUNNY is a sweet story that young chilren enjoy and instills in them a small amount of respect for cultures other than their own.

Weetont

This delightful book, which is now out of print, tells of a bunny who wants to be an Indian. It was the favorite book of my middle son (now 35)and he was delighted to get a good used copy to replace his lost one.

Faell

This book showed up in my husband's kindergarten class and I loved it. I just had to order it for the great-grandkids. Embrace your inner Indian Bunny!

Kagaramar

Love this book. The text and the pictures are both great. The bunny has the kind of limitless imagination we all want our kids to have. The picture of the bunny in the deer antlers is wonderful.

Munimand

A very pro-native American (and pro-Pagan) introduction for the very young. A terrific early exposure that will instill positive images of alternative religions and lifestyles.