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Wrong Hat Rabbit!

Illustrated by Tony Neal

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Rabbit wants to enjoy a day at the park, but the sun, rain and snow make picking the perfect outfit impossible. In this entertaining picture book, the animal friends find out all about weather, with plenty of silliness along the way! Children will laugh at Rabbit's funny mishaps in this introduction to the topic of weather. With hilarious illustrations by Tony Neal, children will have so much fun reading and exploring the pictures that they won't even realize they're learning, too! Perfect for reading together, Wrong Hat Rabbit! features fun activities to help you explore the concept further. There are also caregiver tips for how to get the most out of the book with your little one. Children can learn more with Monkey and friends in: Float on Frog!; Get off Bear!; and Too Heavy Elephant!

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