Omigosh read this book!

[dlscanne]

I feel like probably everyone here has already heard about and read this book and I’ve been behind the times, but if you don’t have it, BUY IT! 

http://www.amazon.com/Rabbits-Valiant-Spirits-Inspirational-Stories/dp/097862260X/ref=pd_bbs_sr_5?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1230523950&sr=8-5

It was given to me as a gift for Christmas present, and I curled up on Christmas day on the floor with Frank and Winston and read it cover to cover.  Really amazing, and it will probably make you cry (in a good way).  It’ll also make you give your buns some extra kisses.  I can’t recommend it highly enough. 

[bunnytowne]

OH my that sounds like a good book.  Let me go check it out and see

[Kokaneeandkahlua]

Ohhh that looks like such a good book!!! I want!!

[Sarita]

I have this book but I have not actually read it yet…one of these days.

[FluffyBunny]

That sounds like a great book, I want it now…

[bunnytowne]

ME too

[2lops]

Me three (:

[LittlePuffyTail]

I want it but only if it’s not sad. I have a couple of those Chicken soup books (horse ones and a cat one) and I don’t like them, they make me too sad. They often make me think too much of animals I’ve lost, because it’s a story about them losing a special pet.

[bunnytowne]

Yes I ordered it.  I read a sample of it and liked it .  Of course it left me hanging as is their intention so I will go buy it.   I hope it isnt’ sad too.  If so I will be taking it in very small doses.

I ordered the other   Are You Going to Eat That?

and hairbuster comb.

[dlscanne]

You’ll have to let me know what you think. A lot of them start out sad, as bunnies from abusive/neglect situations such as classroom pets, hutch rabbits, rabbits “set free in the wild”, petting zoos, hoarders, etc… So there is some sadness, yes. However, they end up being rescued and adopted by extremely caring and loving people. Although the bunny’s start out in bad situations, the emotional part for me was the sacrifices the rescuers made on behalf of the rabbits, and the compassion they showed in nursing them back to health and giving them loving homes. It is very emotional, so yes you may need to take it in small doses! I think you will still love it.

[dlscanne]

You’ll have to let me know what you think.

A lot of them start out sad, as bunnies from abusive/neglect situations such as classroom pets, hutch rabbits, rabbits “set free in the wild”, petting zoos, hoarders, etc… So there is some sadness, yes. However, they end up being rescued and adopted by extremely caring and loving people. Although the bunny’s start out in bad situations, the emotional part for me was the sacrifices the rescuers made on behalf of the rabbits, and the compassion they showed in nursing them back to health and giving them loving homes. It is very emotional, so yes you may need to take it in small doses! I think you will still love it.

[dlscanne]

oops double post sorry

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