Book description
Logan is a stay-at-home bunny - but he's about to discover
how brave he really is.
It's time for his first adventure, and he doesn't want to go.
But there's an amazing world outside, if he can just pluck up
courage to look . . .
Children will fall in…
Why read it?
1 author picked A Little Bit Brave as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I love this book because although it was written before the pandemic, it hits home about being stuck inside—in this case, by choice! The first line is, “Logan was a stay-at-home bunny.” I’m a sucker for bunnies and the friends in this book—Logan and Luna—actually display personalities similar to that of my sons! One of my sons is daring and brave; the other, shy and unadventurous. This story shows that we may think that we are not brave at all, but when we dig deep down, we can all find our brave. Sometimes just a little bit of bravery is…
From Karla's list on children’s books about bravery.
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