I really enjoyed reading this book. As the book says on the back cover, it is very ahead of its time in terms of feminism and women empowerment. It also encourages others to never give up even when others are doubting you. ( )

A (single) mother rabbit with 21 little children teaches them to all work together and help. The little bunnies feel valued as they contribute to the family. They grow up to be sweet, cheerful, and polite. Thereby, the Country Bunny (mother rabbit) proves herself to Grandfather Bunny and becomes one of the Easter Bunnies. This is a wonderful story with quite modern themes and may help enlist the help of the little rabbits at your house. ( )

Loved it. ( )

Self confidence, perseverance, a woman achiever who manages to mix work and kids and has great love for kids, and gorgeous pictures of beautiful Easter eggs. What more could you want from a book?! ( )

This book follows Cottontail, a small mother bunny who aspires to be an Easter Bunny in spite of her responsibilities as a mother of twenty-one children. She applies to be the Easter Bunny, but is scorned by the elite Easter Bunnies, and they tell her to go home. But she doesn’t let that stop her. What happens when she returns to try out for the Easter Bunny? Can she reach her dreams? Will she have the skills? ( )