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Nobunny’s Perfect by Anna Dewdney

Posted on 02/10/2013 by picturethisbook

Nobunny’s Perfect uses cute illustrations of bunnies and rhyming text to show good vs. bad behaviour in school.

It also starts off by saying that every bunny is good — just that sometimes they do bad things, which is an important point of distinction to make: judge the actions, not the person/bunny.

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