About This Book
Reach for this book when you want to encourage your child to see the extraordinary potential in the ordinary world. It is perfect for those quiet afternoons when your little one is feeling imaginative or when you want to foster a sense of creative collaboration between siblings or friends. The story follows six rabbits who discover a giant carrot and, rather than just eating it, they imagine all the marvelous things it could become. Satoe Tone's ethereal, dreamlike illustrations elevate a simple concept into a masterclass in divergent thinking. While the age range is 2 to 5, the book serves as a gentle prompt for children to move beyond literal interpretations of their toys and surroundings. It celebrates the joy of 'what if' and the beauty of shared wonder, making it a soothing yet stimulating choice for bedtime or transition periods.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
This is a secular, gentle story with no sensitive topics. It focuses entirely on play and imagination.
Ideal Reader
A preschooler who loves 'loose parts' play or a child who often gets lost in their own head. It is particularly well suited for a child who may be reluctant to share or collaborate, as it models how a single object can provide joy for an entire group through shared ideas.
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