Sam McBratney’s words and
Anita Jeram’s illustrations unite harmoniously in this modern classic, first
published in 1994 by Walker Books.
On his way to bed, Little
Nutbrown Hare decides to take the daunting task of describing his feelings for
Big Nutbrown Hare, who, in turn, accepts the challenge and tries to do the
same. Measuring love turns out to be much more complicated than it seemed - and
the two have a great time figuring out new (and funny) ways to show how massive
their fondness for each other truly is.
An ode to love, Sam’s prose
is simple and sincere - perfectly crafted to reach everyone’s heart -, and its
message is profound, powerful and full of enchantment.
Anita’s marvelous watercolors are the perfect complement, amplifying the warmth and fascination
contained in every sentence, solacing and uplifting the soul with their
overwhelming beauty.
Deeply charming and
endearing, this is a story that has captivated the hearts of millions of
children and adults in the past twenty years - and will, most certainly, become
a favorite of many millions more.
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