by Jo Empson
 
Rabbit likes doing standard, rabbity things, like whisker-twirling and hopping. And, sometimes, they like doing quite un-rabbity things, like making music and splish-splashing the world with a technicolour palette. This, in turn, inspires all the other rabbits to cover the word in colours and sounds. 
 
One day, Rabbit is gone, leaving a deep, dark hole. The rabbits are at a loss. Will they be able to recreate Rabbit’s beautiful world? 
 
A clever and exceptionally beautiful, debut picture book which can be used to explore loss, grief and healing through memory and remembrance. Also works to inspire young readers to discover their creative depths and to celebrate their uniqueness. Nominated for 8 awards and shortlisted for the Waterstones Children's Book Prize (2013). Age 4-7, Paperback 27pp
 
Themes: Mental Health and Wellbeing