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Fox & Rabbit Celebrate (Fox & Rabbit Book #3) - Fox & Rabbit (Hardback)

Beth Ferry (author), Gergely Dudás (illustrator)

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Hardback 96 Pages
Published: 05/08/2021

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Synopsis

Book 3 in the Fox & Rabbit graphic novel series is full of surprises

Fox and Rabbit are cooking up something very special for Sparrow’s

birthday! Sparrow loves food, so Fox and Rabbit team up with Owl to

create the world’s biggest pizza. But since they don't have the world's

biggest oven, they don’t know how to cook it.

Fox and Rabbit decide

to ask for help from Dragon. They’ve never met Dragon (who hopefully

likes to eat pizza, not foxes or rabbits . . .), so they find their

courage together. Dragon wants to help but has never eaten pizza. In

fact, Dragon has never had a friend or been to a birthday party before,

either. It’s up to Fox and Rabbit to change all that!

This third

outing in the Fox & Rabbit series from Beth Ferry and Gergely Dudás

celebrates the ways in which differences can bring friends together.

Publisher: Abrams
ISBN: 9781419751837
Number of pages: 96
Dimensions: 203 x 140 mm

MEDIA REVIEWS

Each chapter is full of amusing situations and appealing characters taking care of one another and getting themselves into trouble despite their best intentions. Bright colors and soft, bubbly shapes make every creature, even the dragon, seem cuddly and soothing. The idyllic community offers a pleasant cartoon landscape to visit, where there is always a welcoming friend, something special to do, and something good to eat. - The Horn Book Magazine

Dudás’ full-color cartoon illustrations complement Ferry’s chipper tone and punny dialogue for an upbeat woodland romp. - Kirkus Reviews