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Little Bunny's new coat is accidentally snagged. He has a new question now and asks Mommy Bunny, "Do you still love me?" Mommy Bunny gives one answer after another. Bit by bit, Little Bunny's heart is filled with warmth-- until the moment it starts to rain. Little Bunny dashes into the rain, runs home to grab an umbrella, and returns to Mommy Bunny's side. Just like Mommy Bunny, he hides his love for her in that umbrella. Now in this new book, Gan Dayong uses traditional Chinese ink painting to depict "love" for both children and their parents, and to speak of " love." So, how would you say " I love you" ?…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Little Bunny's new coat is accidentally snagged. He has a new question now and asks Mommy Bunny, "Do you still love me?" Mommy Bunny gives one answer after another. Bit by bit, Little Bunny's heart is filled with warmth-- until the moment it starts to rain. Little Bunny dashes into the rain, runs home to grab an umbrella, and returns to Mommy Bunny's side. Just like Mommy Bunny, he hides his love for her in that umbrella. Now in this new book, Gan Dayong uses traditional Chinese ink painting to depict "love" for both children and their parents, and to speak of " love." So, how would you say " I love you" ?
Autorenporträt
Gan Dayong, well published author of numerous painting and calligraphy works. His English/Chinese Bilingual title Little Rabbit's Questions made the 2018 " Outstanding International Books List" compiled by the United States Board on Books for Young People, creating a precedent for Chinese titles translated into other foreign languages. Gan Dayong, well published author of numerous painting and calligraphy works. His English/Chinese Bilingual title Little Rabbit's Questions made the 2018 " Outstanding International Books List" compiled by the United States Board on Books for Young People, creating a precedent for Chinese titles translated into other foreign languages.