In the crisp autumn air, Bunny and Fawn race through the forest when a mysterious glow beneath the leaves leads them to Phoenix, a magical bird whose fading fire and urgent journey home pull the sisters into an unforgettable nighttime adventure filled with curiosity, courage, and the quiet worry of what might happen if the sun rises too soon. Alongside Bear and Truffles, they brave dark paths and the unknown, discovering how kindness, teamwork, and the comforting warmth of friendship can light the way.
In the crisp autumn air, Bunny and Fawn race through the forest when a mysterious glow beneath the leaves leads them to Phoenix, a magical bird whose fading fire and urgent journey home pull the sisters into an unforgettable nighttime adventure filled with curiosity, courage, and the quiet worry of what might happen if the sun rises too soon. Alongside Bear and Truffles, they brave dark paths and the unknown, discovering how kindness, teamwork, and the comforting warmth of friendship can light the way.
Bunny and Fawn are back in their third delightful tale, where this time, their adventure begins with a single glowing feather.
One lovely fall day, Bunny and Fawn were racing home when something caught Bunny's eye. It was a feather, a special feather that belonged to a Phoenix, a magical, mythical bird. Phoenix was a beautiful bird with "fire wings," which made the creature light up in the loveliest colors. While their feathers were stunning to look at, if one fell off, it turned to ash. But that isn't the problem facing Phoenix. The magical bird needed to get home before sunrise, but she was too weak to fly. Luckily, help was on the way!
Bunny, Fawn, Bear, and Truffles (the pig) are best friends, and what do friends do when one needs assistance? They help each other, of course. Together, the five navigated the dark forest and obstacles with the help of Phoenix's light. Did Phoenix make it home before they turned to ash? Did the story have a nice surprise ending? Read the story to discover the answers!
Bunny and Fawn: The Glowing Feather is a wonderful, adventurous book that kids will want to read. The artwork was magnificent. I love the bird's coloring and gorgeous, bright glow, and the fine lines on the bear, which gave him a textured look. Even the raccoon caught my eye. Adorable! The story idea was phenomenal and unique, too. It's not every day you read about four wild animals joining together to help a phoenix back to their nest before the sun rises. I think all readers will agree that this is actually the first time they have seen this plot line. With that thought in mind and my feelings regarding the artistry, I wholeheartedly recommend reading Bunny and Fawn: The Glowing Feather.
I agree with Amazon's suggested reading age of 3-8 years.