Be A Good Friend Like Russell - Tales of Russell Rabbit #Review #RaisingAReader

This past year I have been fortunate enough to add two "little free libraries" to our community.  I am thankful that I get to review books and not only share them with you, but also share with those in our community.  Not everyone can get to a library and lets be honest, sometimes you fall in love with a book and want to keep it...   I  heard once that there are so many children that do not even have one book that they can call their own, so I am trying to do my part to change that. 
I was recently sent Tales of Russell Rabbit for review.  I will be honest, when I opened the book I thought, man... that is A LOT of words for a kids book... but then it hit me... TALES.. meaning that we get stories in there, not a big ol' book!  This is a cute book that has several tales in there, most around a couple pages with a picture in it.  This would be a great bed time book, as they are short stories that will get some giggles... like a rabbit making a cake for his girlfriend, but his mice friends eating it before he can finish decorating...   Check it out, it is available on AMAZON.  

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Tales of Russell Rabbit: Just another crazy day out of the warren with the long-eared guy. Good-Egg mate Humpty Dumpty tries hard not to crack up!

Paul Pilott’s ‘Tales of Russell Rabbit’ is packed with scampering playful fun for 3 to 7-year-olds as our furry friend goes on a series of adventures with none other than the supremo egg man himself, Humpty Dumpty, speeds about with driver Harry Hare and does the bodyguard bit for his doll moll Ruby. Despite the day of mayhem being a far from ordinary one for our hero, it does subtly provide some of life philosophies for youngsters - that having good friends is important, understanding other’s problems equally so and being a helpful bunny like Russell is good for the soul, rabbit and human alike.