Country of Origin: France The little rabbit is loved by his family, even though whenever they ask him a question, he answers very rudely. In the morning his mother would say, 'Time to get up my little rabbit!' He'd reply: 'Poo bum!' At lunchtime his father would say, 'Eat your spinach, my little rabbit!' He'd reply: 'Poo bum!' One day he meets a hungry wolf. Will the little rabbit learn his lesson once and for all?
This new picture book in the bestselling series that began with international hit Poo Bum uses cheeky humour to ease toddler fears about visiting a dentist- useful for any daunting new experience.
Once there was a little rabbit who only wanted to eat one thing ... spaghetti! This is the perfect picture book for toddlers who might recognise themselves in cheeky Simon, the fussy eater.
"Simon's little brother can't sleep without his special blanket. Simon will have to be very brave to solve this problem..."--Back cover.
Once there was a little rabbit who did only what he wanted. When his mother asked him to tidy his room he cried, "Wooolf! The wolf is coming!" and, when she ran away, he did whatever he wanted. One day he did a wee where he wanted, and the wolf came to get him. ""Wooolf!"" he cried, but his mother didn't fall for that. The wolf got him! It was just Simon's father in a wolf mask. Simon promised never to cry wolf again. But when his mother opened the cupboard in the morning, a wolf cried, ""Awwoooo!""
Simon-the little rabbit from Poo Bum-is back! There's a new baby in Simon's house. 'When's the stupid baby going back to the hospital?' Simon asks his parents. But the baby is there to stay. What about all the scary wolves outside the house, the wolves that want to eat Simon up? Will his parents still protect him now they have a stupid baby?
Simon and his friend Ferdinand are playing with their cars. Simon has a yellow one, a blue one, and a green one. But when he spots Ferdinand's extraordinary red car, he must have it! And so begin the negotiations... Will someone end up with more than he bargained for?
"Once there was a little rabbit ... "I'm not a little rabbit! I'm Super Rabbit!"--Back cover.
There was once a cheeky little rabbit. You might know him already. When his mother told him, "Simon, tomorrow is your first day of school!" he replied,"I'm not going."
The book, first published in Paris in 2002, explores themes of childhood and imagination, capturing the essence of youthful wonder. It delves into the adventures and experiences of its characters, illuminating their growth and the challenges they face. The narrative style is engaging and invites readers into a vibrant world, making it a delightful read for both children and adults. Rich in illustrations, it enhances the storytelling, creating a visually captivating experience that complements the text.