Too big, too small, just right

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Location	Collection	Call #
Bethel Park Public Library	Picture Books	PB MINTERS Frances
Location	Bethel Park Public Library
Collection	Picture Books
Call Number	PB MINTERS Frances
CLP - Main Library	First Floor Children's Department - Concept Books	j FICTION Minters
Location	CLP - Main Library
Collection	First Floor Children's Department - Concept Books
Call Number	j FICTION Minters
Mt. Lebanon Public Library	Children's Picture Books	j Ea MINTERS
Location	Mt. Lebanon Public Library
Collection	Children's Picture Books
Call Number	j Ea MINTERS
Sewickley Public Library	Juvenile Picture Books	J E MIN
Location	Sewickley Public Library
Collection	Juvenile Picture Books
Call Number	J E MIN
Shaler North Hills Library	Juvenile Tiny Tot	j TINYTOT MIN
Location	Shaler North Hills Library
Collection	Juvenile Tiny Tot
Call Number	j TINYTOT MIN

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Summary

Published Reviews

Booklist Review: "Ages 3^-6. There are lots of books of opposites, but this one is particularly nice. It incorporates plenty of examples and funny illustrations that make the point so easily kids won't know there's also some learning going on. "Too big" shows a boy and girl bunny looking up at a huge bicycle; "Too small" has the boy biking on a tiny two-wheeler; "Just right" features the duo pushing off on a bicycle built for two. "Too dark" is three pair of eyes on a black page; and "Two bright" shows the boy bunny shining a flashlight on the girl rabbit and a mouse friend. The camping trip is "just right" when the flap of their tent is opened to let in the starshine. Easter-egg colors enliven the clever pictures. A fun place to start a discussion of opposites. --Ilene Cooper"
From Booklist, Copyright (c) American Library Association. Used with permission.
Publisher's Weekly Review: "Opposites may attract, but they also prove to be humorous obstacles for a bunny couple and their mouse friend. When Bynum's (Altoona Baboona) winsome watercolor-and-ink drawings show the pair out dancing, for instance, the male bunny discovers that his mouse pal makes "too short" a partner, while the female bunny struggles with a "too tall" giraffe. In another spread, the bow tie-clad bunny goes entirely "too fast" on his roller skates to suit his sidekick, who nearly loses her purse and pearls, while he thinks her attempt to skate gingerly alongside a guardrail is "too slow." But each of Minters's (Cinder-Elly) comical encounters does resolve happily: the rabbits discover what is "just right" just by being together, whether it's swinging on the dance floor or skating away in an embrace, their diminutive buddy in tow. Ages 2-5. (Mar.) (c) Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved"
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Additional Information

Subjects	English language -- Synonyms and antonyms -- Fiction. Rabbits -- Fiction. Stories in rhyme.
Publisher	San Diego :Harcourt,2001
Edition	1st ed.
Contributors	Bynum, Janie.
Language	English
Description	1 volume (unpaged) : color illustrations ; 22 cm
ISBN	0152021574
Other	Classic View