Like the Chick and Chickie book, I think this book is primarily meant for learning. You are literally learning of the five senses through this rabbit's experiences. I think this book does it much better by giving you examples of each sense and not just solely teaching you to read. In the end you learn how each of these senses come together and why they matter so much to us as people as a whole. ( )

A bunny introduces the reader to the five senses and describes how they are used every day. The bunny then shows the reader how he uses the five senses when he is around his family. This was not my favorite from Raschka because I did not feel the deepness and meaning behind the story that I typically feel from Raschka. This would be good, however, to introduce the five senses to younger students and to have them practice counting up to the number five. ( )

Follow a little bunny through the five senses. Each one is explained with examples and wordplay, then reviewed wordlessly. ( )

This is a book teaching a child about the five senses that you have. The art is what makes this book the best because children can really get glued to the page with all the bright colors that chris uses when he wrote this story. ( )

If your looking for a book to help teach a child about the five senses, then you've found it! Whats even greater than the content of the book is the art! Chris Raschka uses texture and line, along with color, in such a way that it really adds to help teach the five sense. ( )