I Spy a Bunny

Mandy and her Aunt Carla are spending the day at White Point Beach. They are playing I Spy, but Mandy can't see the white-nosed bunny Aunt Carla spies On each page, Mandy sees another beautiful part of White Point. There are surfers out in the water and families playing on the beach. There are big rocks to climb and colorful chairs to relax in. Mandy spies white in the waves, in the sand, in the lighthouse, and even in a white-capped chickadee--and just before she snuggles into Aunt Carla for a nap, she finally sees the little black bunny with a white nose. This is a wonderful book to read aloud to young children and for early readers to read themselves, especially those who are learning their colors and who love bunny rabbits Judy Dudar has traveled extensively in Canada, the USA and overseas (Guyana, Thailand, Sri Lanka, Czech Republic, Slovak Republic, Russia, Germany, Austria, Portugal, England, Mallorca and Egypt). She lives in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Richard Rudnicki was a child inventor with a vivid imagination. He studied nature and began drawing at a very young age. He illustrated Gracie, the Public Gardens Duck, for which he was awarded the Lillian Shepherd Memorial Award. Richard lives in Halifax, Nova Scotia.