Mr. Beagle Goes to Rabbittown
- Publisher
- Running the Goat, Books & Broadsides
- Initial publish date
- Jan 2021
- Subjects
- Dogs, Rabbits, Friendship
EPUB Accessibility Specification 1.0 AA
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eBook
- ISBN
- 9781927917527
- Publish Date
- Jan 2021
- List Price
- $9.95
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Description
When Mr. Beagle moves to Rabbittown, his new neighbors aren’t sure what to make of him. Everyone else is a rabbit, after all. But then mittens start to go missing, and no one knows where they might be. Who better than Mr. Beagle to sniff out the culprit!
With quirky, charming illustrations and sweet, simple text, Mr. Beagle Goes to Rabbittown celebrates how one finds a space in a new place, and the warm embrace of community.
About the author
Editorial Reviews
"As she did in her earlier books ... Lori Doody paints an important message in a charming story. Older readers will understand the complexity of a story about diversity and inclusivity, though our youngest readers may only see a tale about rabbits and a dog and some cats, and be captivated by the colours of Lori Doody's artwork.... Lori Doody's story invites the reader into a community where everyone and anyone can reside and be accepted."
Helen Kubiw
“Doody’s Mr. Beagle books feature an appealing canine sleuth solving child-friendly who-dun-its…..Charactesr make mistakes in this books, but the spirit of forgiveness and community shine through. These wholesome animal-themed detective stories invite young readers into a world of inclusivity.”
Canadian Children's Book News
"A whimsically told, timely message of inclusivity with appeal to 'every bunny.'"
"It's tempting to call Doody's publications whimsical and let that be the end of it, but there's more narrative and illustrative heft to them. This, for example, is a story of difference, and inclusion (and even the challenges of being a single parent). ...There's a real nice balance of words and pictures .... They complement each other in building this sweet-natured tale."
Joan Sullivan