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- 01/06/2009 at 2:59 PM
  bunnytowne
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  Oh boy Rabbits gentle hearts valiant spirits came. It isn’t depressing either. The first story was of how the author came to have a bunny in the first place. Then she got her a friend. Nice little stories of buns helping a deaf bun.. Another of a very playful bunny.. Oh the lady even signed the book too.
  
  It is really good. Inspirational. Great timing too. Being sick n all I have something cheerful to read.
  
  This book I highly recommend it.
  
  I got to go groom Ruby some. I hope I dont’ sweat all over her.
- 01/07/2009 at 7:02 AM
  Sage Cat
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  I have heard that is a really good book.
  BTW – Nancy Laroche, one of the authors, is the head of the Colorado HRS. She is an awesome woman!
  
  I just got Sorries Rabbits Tell, but have not started reading it. It covers everything from folklore and religion, to commercial uses. Something tells me i might not be able to read a few parts. Over all I’m looking forward to it, though.
- 01/07/2009 at 7:30 AM
  rabbitsmba
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  Rabbits gentle hearts valiant spirits is a great book! I loved all of the heartwarming stories inside. Sometimes it was hard to read the beginings of the stories because they all start so sad, but they all have happy endings
  
  Stories Rabbits Tell is a fantastic book, but I will warn you, there were two chapters that were excruciating to read – the one about how rabbits are slaughtered and used for meat and the one about vivisection and animal testing. I forced myself to read them because I really wanted to know what happens and to properly educate myself, but I tell you, it was no easy task. Many times I would just put the book down and cry my eyes out. But it is important information, very well-written and well-researched. And the entire book is probably about the best one out there. I highly recommend it as well.
- 01/07/2009 at 9:56 AM
  bunnytowne
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  oH my I would not be able to read those 2 chapters. That is why I haven’t ordered that particular book. I read a book PETA put out years ago and ooooofh I can’t read that again.
  
  I may get this book Stories Rabbits Tell next month. And skip the hard parts.
  
  I watched a movie called I think Earthlings. OH about killed me that fox ohhh I won’t go into detail cause someone else like me wouldn’t want to read that.
  
  So Stories Rabbits Tell is real good otherwise. Good to know. I will give it a try too. Thanks for mentioning it.
  
  By the way I am going to start trying to buy products that aren’t tested on animals. Years ago I had a list from PETA but it was so hard to find the products. Hopefully now is easier now to just find a list of them to make shopping easier.
  
  Does anyone know where to find a list like that?
- 01/07/2009 at 10:04 AM
  Sarita
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  Stories Rabbits Tell is excellent. The hard parts are hard but I think they should be read. I know alot of people skip those chapters though.
  
  I’m pretty sure that PETA still has a list if you look on-line.
  
  Here’s a link:
  
  search.caringconsumer.com/
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