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âA timeless, tenderhearted story . . . thoroughly enchanting.ââClaire Legrand, New York Timesâbestselling author of Furyborn
âThis lush and colorful fairy tale is sure to be a delight for middle grade readers.ââSchool Library Journal (starred review)
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Jessica Vitalisâ writing is exquisite. This unique and compelling story told in alternating points of view between a rabbit and a young girl, is a call to action for us all to pay attention to how our actions are inextricably connected to the biodiversity of our beautiful planet and its ecosystems.
The Rabbitâs Gift is a vivid, beautiful fairy tale that reminds us that in order to achieve balance in our world, we must learn to work together and trust one another.Â
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