Books about Rabbits

When all the food goes missing it’s up to the Zooperheroes to save the day. A fun, comic book-style story full of action.

In a field, four little bunnies are sleeping until noon. Yet, when they wake up, it’s time to hop! The popular nursery song is given an adorable makeover (with actions and animal noises very much encouraged) in this picture book.

It is a lovely day so Dad and Rabbit decide to go to the park. Getting ready for a day out will be a familiar scenario for many young children and this funny picture book is sure to strike a chord with any adult who has experienced delays when attempting to leave the house. 

Hodge has been eating the carrots in Mrs Sprat’s garden, but gets stuck in the hedge. Will Mrs Sprat make rabbit pie for dinner, or try to forgive? Reminiscent of Peter Rabbit, this beautifully illustrated rhyming picture book is, ultimately, a tale of friendship.

This new instalment in The Little Princess’ adventures reminds children of the responsibilities of owning a pet, as well as depicting the kind of ​“frenemy” friendship that children often experience. Totally relatable for children, as well as making us laugh.

Everyone’s favourite rabbit in a blue jacket is back – and this time, he’s using all of his ingenuity to outwit his old enemy, Mr Tod the fox.

Rabbit loves carrots so much that his whole burrow is full of them, and there’s no room for him to sleep! Katy Hudson explores the themes of friendship and sharing in this charming and beautifully illustrated picture book.

Since 1922, The Velveteen Rabbit has grabbed the hearts of families everywhere. It’s the story of a toy rabbit who becomes ​‘Real’ through a little boy’s love – and a lovely reminder for children to keep believing in magic and imagination and hope.

Emily and her toy rabbit, Stanley, love to go on adventures together.

Mabel is desperate for a pet rabbit, and absolutely furious when her big sister is given on for her birthday. Deciding Meg doesn’t know how to care for a rabbit, Mabel takes matters into her own hands… Mabel’s no nonsense approach to life is hilarious and her observation that ​“sometimes life isn’t even fair” will resonate with young readers, who will love this delightful collection of three short stories.

Can amateur detective Reggie Rabbit solve the mystery of the missing carrots? An enjoyable, humorous heist, told with comic book style illustrations. 

Aimed specifically at early readers, this super-fun colourful and accessible story will appeal to young gamers, and any child who enjoys simple yet engaging books.

Gentle Bear wakes up early from hibernation one day and decides to build a snowman. Grumpy, know-it-all Rabbit comes along, and then Wolf, too. A beautiful modern classic about friends and sharing.

Perfect for animal lovers and mystery fans alike, this gentle series stars a Deaf character and her beloved dog. Can Lizzie and Lucky find Ruby, the star magician’s rabbit?

Don’t be fooled by the cutesy title. The particularly ​‘Wabbit’ in the story is anything but sweet! Fidge is a clever, slightly cynical 11 year old who is flung into the world of her little sister Minnie’s favourite story – the world of the Wimbley Woos.

This action-packed, black and white graphic novel is witty, original and dynamic with a unique take on grief, and learning to find the magic in life after the loss of a loved one.